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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Dec. 07, 1976
Filed:
Jul. 30, 1974
Peter Richard Hutt, Richmond, EN;
Alan Ronald Blake, London, EN;
Gunter Von Cavallar, South Wonston, near Winchester, EN;
Brian Neil Douglas, London, EN;
Philip John Dodds, Southampton, EN;
Independent Broadcasting Authority, London, EN;
Abstract
In any television transmission system there are periods during which the wide-band picture signals are absent. The invention provides a signal generator system for the transmission of digital information representing a series of pages of alphanumeric or graphical symbols piecewise during these periods. At least one peripheral generating device is provided for supplying digitized data to a main storage device (conveniently of the magnetic disc type) and transfer means is operable to read out portions of the data from the main storage device and store them temporarily in a second storage device. Discharge means is operable to discharge portions of the data from the second storage device at intervals to provide output signals for insertion in a television signal during periods as aforesaid.