Dual-mode image interpolation filter operable in a first mode for storing interpolation coefficients and in a second mode for effecting television standards conversion at a pixel rate
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Feb 5, 1991
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Nov 13, 1989
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Nov 13, 1989
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An interpolation filter is used in television standards conversion to decimate an input sequence of higher definition signals into an output sequence of lower definition signals. The filter is partitioned into a plurality of computational stages. Within each stage, the decimation coefficients are stored in a random access coefficient memory and applied to a multiplier to generate the product of a digital input signal and a stored coefficient. The RAM is operable in two modes: a first mode in which new sets of coefficients are serially input to the RAM during the field blanking period and a second mode in which different stored coefficients are output to the multiplier for consecutive digital signals to effect a non-integer decimation ratio.
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