| 摘要 |
<p>1507063 Colour television PHILIPS ELECTRONIC & ASSOCIATED INDUSTRIES Ltd 19 March 1975 [22 March 1974] 11418/75 Heading H4F Chroma keying signals are produced directly from modulated subcarrier signals of the PAL or NTSC type. In a first embodiment a further signal of subcarrier frequency, having an amplitude equal to, and being 180 degrees out of phase with, a sub-carrier representing the chroma keying saturation and hue, is added to the modulated subcarrier, and the keying signal is generated whenever the amplitude of the added signal falls below a threshold level. Increasing the threshold level increases both the ranges of saturation and hue in which keying occurs. In a second embodiment a reference subcarrier B of adjustable phase related to the keying hue is used to provide double carrier frequency pulses C (via a double phase rectifier) for gating the modulated carrier A. When the gated signals fall below a first adjustable threshold level determining the keying hue range, i.e. when signal A is of a phase falling within the selected hue range or is 180 degrees out of phase therewith, a signal D is produced. Carrier frequency pulses E, derived via a diode from signal B and displaced 90 degrees from pulses C, also gate signal A, the amplitude and polarity of the gated signal determining whether signal D is or is not transmitted to an output as the keying signal H, i.e. the polarity is used to resolve the 180 degree phase ambiguity, and the amplitude is compared with an adjustable threshold level determining the minimum saturation of the keying hue above which keying is desired to occur. Further pulses F, at 180 degrees to pulses E, may be used in similar manner to pulses E if the gated signal is first negated, the use of both signals E and F increasing the speed of response to changes in signal A. In a PAL system, the phase of signal B would undergo line by line alternation.</p> |
