Rca Inc.

David E Hollinden

Isaac M Bell

Gregory George Tamer

Isaac M Belotserkovsky

A television receiver responsive to a broadcast television signal in a normal operating mode includes a television signal channel with high frequency peaking circuits, followed by a display driver to which an auxiliary video signal may be applied. A low pass filter is connected between the output of the television signal channel and the display driver, which exhibits a wide bandwidth when the receiver is intended to display auxiliary video information. The bandwidth of the low pass filter is inversely related to the bandwidth of the driver such that the low pass filter exhibits a narrow bandwidth relative to the bandwidth of a wideband display driver. In addition, the low pass filter exhibits a trapping characteristic at the second harmonic frequency of the chrominance signal in a color television receiver.

Television receiver with display driver amplifier and input video filter

A television receiver responsive to broadcast television signals in a normal operating mode includes a video channel with high frequency peaking circuits, followed by a wideband display driver to which auxiliary R, G, B color image signals are applied in an auxiliary operating mode of the receiver. A low pass filter restricts the high frequency response of the video channel in the normal mode so that the combination of the high frequency peaking circuits and the wideband display driver does not result in a condition of excessive signal bandwidth and attendant unwanted spurious high frequency signal effects.

Plural input television receiver having peaking circuit and chrominance

An IF signal filter in the IF sound channel of a television receiver exhibits peak amplitude responses which are unsymmetrical and slightly offset from the nominal picture and sound carrier frequencies by an amount dictated by the amount of tilt introduced by the tuner and the IF signal processing section. As a result, a filtered IF signal applied to a sound demodulating system exhibits a substantially symmetrical characteristic with respect to both the sound and picture carrier frequencies, yielding reduced audio buzz and harmonic distortion.

Television sound signal processor

A kinescope driver stage in a television receiver includes an input pre-driver transistor and an output driver transistor arranged in a cascode amplifier configuration. To enhance the high frequency response of the driver stage, a capacitor is coupled from the signal input of the driver transistor to a point of reference potential.

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Bloomington, IN, United States of America

David E Hollinden