Video display with emission control
A technology for video display and control signals, applied in the field of generated devices, which can solve problems such as unintentional transmission
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[0013] Fig. 1A is a block diagram showing part of an image display apparatus using three cathode ray tubes installed in a projection television and incorporating the apparatus of the present invention for detecting and controlling unwanted emissions. Although FIG. 1A shows three CRTs (cathode ray tubes), the problems and inventive solutions to be explained are equally applicable to a display device having a single CRT. Video component signals representing, for example, luminance and color difference signals Y, U, and V are applied to video processor block 50 from a source (not shown), such as a baseband input line, a demodulator output, or a multiplex Multiplexing the decoder. Video processor block 50 may provide a number of video signal processing functions. As mentioned above, for example, video processor block 50 converts video signals Y, U and V into component signals r, g and b that are ultimately coupled to cathode ray tube 100 for display. The multi-processing functio...
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