Claims
- 1. A phase inversion circuit for a video signal processor having a memory, fields of data being written into said memory at a first rate and read from said memory at a second rate higher than said first rate, said video signal processor generating a passing-over pulse when an address for reading data from said memory passes over an address for writing data to said memory, and each field of data being written into said memory during one field, said write field being divided into a predetermined number of intervals, said circuit comprising:
- a first input receiving said passing-over pulse;
- a second input receiving an even interval selection signal which indicates when a current interval is an even interval;
- control pulse generating means for generating a phase inversion control pulse based on signals received at said first and second input; and
- inversion means for inverting at least a write clock pulse based on said phase inversion control pulse.
- 2. The circuit of claim 1, wherein said passing-over pulse switches from one of a low to high state and a high to low state when said reading address passes over said writing address, and said even interval selection signal attains a high state when said current interval is an even numbered interval.
- 3. The circuit of claim 2, wherein said control pulse generating means includes an exclusive-OR gate having inputs connected to said first input and said second input.
- 4. The circuit of claim 2, wherein said passing-over pulse switches from one of a low to high state and a high to low state at a start of each said write field.
- 5. The circuit of claim 1, wherein said control pulse generating means includes an exclusive-OR gate having inputs connected to said first input and said second input.
- 6. A method of inversion for a video signal processor having a memory, fields of data being written into said memory at a first rate and read from said memory at a second rate higher than said first rate, said video signal processor generating a passing-over pulse when an address for reading data from said memory passes over an address for writing data to said memory, and each field of data being written into said memory during one write field, said field being divided into a predetermined number of field intervals, the method comprising:
- (a) receiving said passing-over pulse;
- (b) receiving an even interval selection signal which indicates when a current interval is an even interval;
- (c) generating an inversion control pulse based on signals received at said steps (a) and (b); and
- (d) inverting at least a write clock pulse based on said phase inversion control pulse.
- 7. The method of claim 6, wherein said passing-over pulse switches from one of a low to high state and a high to low state when said reading address passes over said writing address, and said even interval selection signal attains a high state when said current interval is an even numbered interval.
- 8. The method of claim 7, wherein said step (c) generates said inversion control pulse having a high state when (i) said passing-over pulse is at a high state and said even interval selection signal is at a low state and (ii) said passing-over pulse is at a low state and said even interval selection signal is at a high state, and generates said inversion control pulse having a low state when (i) said passing-over pulse is at a high state and said even interval selection signal is at a high state and (ii) said passing-over pulse is at a low state and said even interval selection signal is at a low state.
- 9. The circuit of claim 7, wherein said passing-over pulse switches from one of a low to high state and a high to low state at a start of each said write field.
- 10. The method of claim 6, wherein said step (c) generates said inversion control pulse having a high state when (i) said passing-over pulse is at a high state and said even interval selection signal is at a low state and (ii) said passing-over pulse is at a low state and said even interval selection signal is at a high state, and generates said inversion control pulse having a low state when (ii) said passing-over pulse is at a high state and said even interval selection signal is at a high state and (ii) said passing-over pulse is at a low state and said even interval selection signal is at a low state.
Priority Claims (6)
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4-180993 |
Jul 1992 |
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4-190955 |
Jul 1992 |
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4-228428 |
Aug 1992 |
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4-314691 |
Nov 1992 |
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4-325318 |
Dec 1992 |
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5-061834 |
Mar 1993 |
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Parent Case Info
This application is a divisional of application Ser. No. 08/087,384, filed on Jul. 8, 1993, the entire contents of which are hereby incorporated by reference, now U.S. Pat. No. 5,574,516.
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