JP3118395B2 - Chroma signal processor - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

The present invention relates to a SECAM chroma signal processing circuit for processing a SECAM chroma signal and a PAL.
The present invention relates to a chroma signal processing device including a PAL chroma signal processing circuit for processing a chroma signal,
The present invention relates to a chroma signal processing device that automatically adjusts the center frequency of a VCO in an AM chroma signal processing circuit.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In a SECAM chroma signal, a BY signal and a RY signal are FM-modulated and sent in a line-sequential manner.
The carrier frequency is 4.25 MHZ (BY) and 4.25 MHZ (BY).
406 MHZ (RY). Therefore, conventionally, the center frequency of the VCO of the PLL type detector is set to 4.33M.
It was manually adjusted to HZ (between 4.25 MHZ and 4.406 MHZ) to detect the chroma signal.

FIG. 2 shows such a SECAM chroma signal processing circuit. The SECAM chroma signal extracted by a bell filter (1) is subjected to amplitude limitation by a limiter amplifier (2) and then to a PLL detector ( 3) is applied.
The phase comparator (4) multiplies the output signal of the limiter amplifier (2) by the output signal of the VCO (5). The result of the multiplication is returned to the VCO (5) after unnecessary components are removed by the first LPF (6).

[0004] Therefore, the VCO (5) is synchronized with the SECAM chroma signal coming from the outside. Where VCO
The variable resistor (7) is adjusted so that the center frequency of (5) becomes 4.33 MHZ. Therefore, the first LPF (6)
The SECAM chroma signal subjected to FM demodulation appears at the output terminal of, and unnecessary components are further removed by the second LPF (8), and is led to the output terminal (9).

[0005]

However, the SECAM chroma signal processing circuit shown in FIG. 2 requires a manual adjustment, so that there is a problem that the adjustment is troublesome.

[0006]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made in view of the above points, and has been made in consideration of the above.
An ECAM chroma signal processing circuit and a PAL chroma signal processing circuit for processing a PAL chroma signal;
A chroma signal processing device for adjusting a center frequency of a VCO in an M chroma signal processing circuit, wherein the center frequency is SECA.
A PLL detection circuit having the VCO set between the carrier frequency of the M-BY signal and the carrier frequency of the R-Y signal, and performing a FM demodulation of the SECAM chroma signal; Selecting means for selectively applying the SECAM chroma signal or the first and second reference frequency signals in the PAL chroma signal processing circuit to the PAL chroma signal processing circuit; and selecting the output signal of the PLL type detection circuit when the first reference frequency signal is selected. The first holding means for holding, the second holding means for holding the output signal of the PLL type detection circuit when the second reference frequency signal is selected, and the two output voltages of the first and second holding means are connected. A voltage generating circuit for extracting a voltage located on a straight line, wherein a center frequency of the VCO is adjusted according to an output signal of the voltage generating circuit.

[0007]

FIG. 1 shows a chroma signal processing apparatus according to the present invention. (10) is a PAL chroma signal processing circuit for processing a PAL chroma signal, and (11) is a SECAM.
FIG. 2 shows a chroma signal processing circuit, and blocks other than the PAL chroma signal processing circuit (10) in FIG. 1, and (12) shows a center frequency between a carrier frequency of a BY signal and a carrier frequency of an RY signal of a SECAM system. VCO set between
(13), phase comparator (14), LPF (15), V /
I (voltage-current conversion) converter (16), current adder (1
7) that performs FM demodulation of the SECAM chroma signal
L-type detection circuit, (18) a switch for selectively outputting a constant frequency signal of 4.43 MHZ and 4.0 MHZ in the PAL chroma signal processing circuit (10), and (19) a PLL
A switch for selectively applying a SECAM chroma signal or a signal from the switch (18) to the type detection circuit (12); (20) a switch for selecting a signal of 4.0 MHZ;
First holding means for holding the output signal of the L-type detection circuit, (2
1) second holding means for holding an output signal of the PLL type detection circuit (12) when a signal of 4.43 MHZ is selected;
(22) The first and second holding means (20) and (21)
(23) is a voltage-to-current (V / I) converter for converting the output voltage of the voltage dividing circuit (22) into a current, which operates as a means for extracting a voltage located on a straight line connecting the two output voltages. , (24) is a first comparator for extracting a difference voltage between a detection output voltage of the PLL type detection circuit (12) and an output voltage of the voltage divider circuit (22) during an ID period, and (25) is a first comparator.
The capacitor (26) compares the output voltage of the capacitor (25) with the reference voltage of the reference power supply (27), and converts the BY signal and the RY signal This is a second comparator for discriminating between.

First, a case where a SECAM chroma signal is normally demodulated will be described. The switch (19)
It switches to the a side as shown. Limiter amplifier (2)
SECAM chroma signal from the PLL type detection circuit (1
FM demodulation is performed in 2). Here, since the VCO (13) is automatically adjusted to be exactly 4.33 MHZ by a method described later, a detection output is obtained at the output terminal (28).

Next, automatic adjustment of the VCO (13) will be described. The automatic adjustment of the VCO (13) is performed using a period during which no SECAM chroma signal has arrived. For example,
Use the vertical blanking period. During the vertical blanking period, the switch (19) is switched to the b side. The terminal (29) of the PAL chroma signal processing circuit (10)
During this period, a switch (18) generates a signal having a constant frequency of 4.0 MHZ and a signal having a constant frequency of 4.43 MHZ obtained at the terminal (30). The two constant frequency signals are continuously generated.

Now, as shown in FIG.
If it has been switched to the side, a signal of a constant frequency of 4.0 MHZ is applied to the PLL type detection circuit (12). Then, a voltage corresponding to the frequency of 4.0 MHZ is obtained at the output terminal (28). At this time, the switches (31) and (32) of the first and second holding means (20) and (21) are
Switching is performed by a signal synchronized with a signal obtained by switching the switches (18) and (19). In this case, the switch (31) closes and the switch (32) opens. Then, the detection signal is charged in the capacitor (33) of the first holding means (20). The charging voltage is a voltage accurately corresponding to the frequency of 4.0 MHZ of the VCO (13). For example, the voltage is 1.0 V shown in FIG.

Next, assuming that the switch (18) is switched to the "b" side, opposite to the illustration, a signal of a constant frequency of 4.43 MHZ is applied to the PLL type detection circuit (12). Then, a voltage corresponding to the frequency of 4.43 MHZ is obtained at the output terminal (28). In this case, the switch (31) is opened and the switch (32) is closed. Then, the detection signal is charged in the capacitor (34) of the second holding means (21). The charging voltage is 4.43 of the VCO (13).
It becomes a voltage that accurately corresponds to the frequency of MHZ. For example, the voltage is 5.0 V shown in FIG.

Therefore, both ends of the voltage dividing circuit (22)
A voltage indicating the actual control voltage of the VCO (13) is applied. Then, an area having good linearity is used as a detection output of the PLL type detection circuit (12). Then, VCO (1
A 1: 1 relationship shown by a straight line in FIG. 3 occurs between the control voltage and the oscillation frequency in 3). That is, the value of the control voltage to be applied when obtaining a certain frequency can be accurately known. For example, VCO (13) is set to have a center frequency of 4.3.
If you want to set 3 MHZ, 4.1V is divided by the voltage divider (2
What is necessary is just to obtain from 2). V / I converter (23)
Is set according to the center frequency of the VCO (13). The current-converted signal from the V / I converter (23) is added to the output current of the V / I converter (16) by a current adder (17) and applied to the VCO (13).
The center frequency of (13) is controlled to 4.33 MHZ.

This operation is periodically performed in a vertical blanking cycle, and the center frequency of the VCO (13) is automatically kept constant. The output voltage of the voltage dividing circuit (22) is VCO (1
Since the center frequency of 3) is accurately shown, the BY signal and the R-
It can be used for discrimination from the Y signal. The first comparator (24) extracts a difference voltage between a detection output voltage of the PLL type detection circuit (12) and an output voltage of the voltage dividing circuit (22) during an ID period. The ID period corresponds to an NTSC burst gate period and is an achromatic period. 4.2 for BY signal
When 5 MHZ is an RY signal, 4.406 MHZ is generated.

Now, assuming that a BY signal has arrived,
3.3V of FIG. 3 is generated from the PLL type detection circuit (12) and applied to the first comparator (24). Then, an "L" level output signal is generated from the first comparator (24). If the RY signal has arrived, the PLL type detection circuit (12) generates 4.6V in FIG. 3 and applies it to the first comparator (24). Then, an "H" level output signal is generated from the first comparator (24). Therefore, if the reference voltage of the reference power supply (27) is selected to be an intermediate value between “L” and “H”, the BY signal and the R−R signal are output from the output terminal of the second comparator (26).
An identification output of the Y signal is obtained.

FIG. 4 shows a specific example of the PAL chroma signal processing circuit (10) of FIG. 1. A PAL chroma signal is applied to an input terminal (50). Synchronous detector (51)
Performs synchronous detection of the BY signal and the RY signal using a PLL. For this synchronous detection, an oscillator (52) of 4.43 MHZ is required. If the oscillator (52) is present, a signal oscillating at 4.43 MHZ can be easily applied to the terminal (5.
Obtained in 3).

The BY signal from the synchronous detector (51) and R
The -Y signal is a 1H (one horizontal period) delay circuit (5
4) Applied to (55). A total of four signals, the delayed signal and the non-delayed signal, are applied to the processing circuit (56), and three color difference signals are obtained at the terminals (57) to (59). Here, a CCD is used for the delay circuits (54) and (55), and a 4 MHZ signal is used as a clock signal thereof. The 4 MHZ signal is locked to a horizontal synchronizing signal fH from a terminal (60) by a PLL circuit (61).
It is created by This signal also keeps a constant frequency continuously and can be used as a reference signal.

In addition, a 4 MHZ oscillator is also used in the microcomputer for selecting a TV receiver, and this may be used.

[0018]

As described above, according to the present invention, the SE
A chroma signal processing device that automatically adjusts the center frequency of the VCO in the CAM chroma signal processing circuit can be provided. Further, according to the present invention, an accurate identification output of the BY signal and the RY signal can be obtained. Further, although the absolute value of the control voltage of the VCO obtained by the present invention fluctuates depending on the temperature or the like, the relative value is always constant, so that substantially accurate level comparison can be performed.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a chroma signal processing device of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a conventional chroma signal processing device.

FIG. 3 is a characteristic diagram for explaining characteristics of the chroma signal processing device of the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a block diagram showing a specific example of a PAL chroma signal processing circuit (10) of FIG. 1;

[Explanation of symbols]

 (12) PLL type detection circuit (18) Switch (19) Switch (20) First holding means (21) Second holding means (22) Voltage divider circuit

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Claims (2)

(57) [Claims] 1. An SEC for processing a SECAM chroma signal.
A chroma signal processing device comprising an AM chroma signal processing circuit and a PAL chroma signal processing circuit for processing a PAL chroma signal, wherein the chroma signal processing device adjusts a center frequency of a VCO in the SECAM chroma signal processing circuit, wherein a center frequency of the SECAM system is adjusted. A PLL-type detection circuit having the VCO set between the carrier frequency of the BY signal and the carrier frequency of the RY signal, and performing FM demodulation of the SECAM chroma signal; Signal or the P
Selection means for selectively applying first and second reference frequency signals in an AL chroma signal processing circuit; and first holding means for holding an output signal of the PLL type detection circuit when the first reference frequency signal is selected. A second holding means for holding an output signal of the PLL type detection circuit when the second reference frequency signal is selected; and a voltage located on a straight line connecting two output voltages of the first and second holding means. And a voltage generating circuit for extracting a voltage, and adjusting a center frequency of the VCO according to an output signal of the voltage generating circuit. 2. An SEC for processing a SECAM chroma signal.
A chroma signal processing device comprising an AM chroma signal processing circuit and a PAL chroma signal processing circuit for processing a PAL chroma signal, wherein the chroma signal processing device adjusts a center frequency of a VCO in the SECAM chroma signal processing circuit, wherein a center frequency of the SECAM system is adjusted. A PLL-type detection circuit having the VCO set between the carrier frequency of the BY signal and the carrier frequency of the RY signal, and performing FM demodulation of the SECAM chroma signal; Signal or the P
Selection means for selectively applying first and second reference frequency signals in an AL chroma signal processing circuit; and first holding means for holding an output signal of the PLL type detection circuit when the first reference frequency signal is selected. A second holding means for holding an output signal of the PLL type detection circuit when the second reference frequency signal is selected; and a voltage located on a straight line connecting two output voltages of the first and second holding means. A first comparator for comparing a level of an output signal of the voltage generator with an output signal of the PLL type detection circuit for a predetermined period, and a level of an output voltage of the first comparator and a reference voltage. And a second comparator for comparing the center frequency of the VCO according to the output signal of the voltage generation circuit, and a BY signal and an RY signal from the second comparator. No. and chroma signal processing apparatus being characterized in that to obtain the identification output.