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Circuit for preventing high-intensity false color caused by color separation filters

  • US 4,974,066 A
  • Filed: 02/27/1989
  • Issued: 11/27/1990
  • Est. Priority Date: 04/14/1988
  • Status: Expired due to Term
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1. A false color preventing circuit for generating a standard color video signal from a color picture signal output from an imaging device with a plurality of color filters provided therein, said color filters being saturated at different intensities of light, said false color preventing circuit comprising:

  • signal generating means for generating, from said color picture signal, a luminance signal having a wide bandwidth and a color signal having a narrow bandwidth;

    first and second delay means for generating first and second delayed signals that respectively cover front and rear edges of said color signal be delaying said luminance signal;

    third delay means for generating at least a third delayed signal which has been delayed in time more than said first delayed signal generated by said first delay means and delayed less in time than said second delayed signal generated by said second delay means wherein said third delayed signal covers an interval between said first and second delayed signals;

    suppressing signal generating means for generating a suppressing signal using said first, second and third delayed signals;

    color signal suppressing means for suppressing said color signal by said suppressing signal; and

    mixing means for generating said standard color video signal by mixing said color signal which has been suppressed by said color signal suppressing means with said luminance signal.

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