Abstract:
An apparatus and method is disclosed for converting an input signal having frequency related information sustained over a first duration of time into an output signal sustained over a second duration of time at substantially the same first frequency by adding or subtracting to the effective wave length of the output signal. Preferably, the signals are converted in digital form with samples added or subtracted to frequency convert the signal.
Abstract:
This invention is an apparatus and method for processing television signals and in particular high quality video type signals in analog or digital form. The preferred embodiments utilizes digital storage along with oversampling, interpolation and various filtering in recursive and nonrecursive form to provide fixed or variably delayed output video signals wherein the artifacts and distortion of the video is kept to low levels.
Abstract:
This invention is an apparatus and method for digital processing of television like signals and in particular the use of oversampling and interpolation to achieve improved resolution of the digital version of such signals as compared to a digital version obtained by the use of simple A/D conversion or processing at the desired sample rate. The preferred embodiment utilizes oversampling, interpolation and various filtering in recursive and nonrecursive form to provide output video signals wherein the artifacts and distortion of the video are kept to low levels.