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    • 专利摘要:
    Analog primary color video signals of a still-picture converted to luminance and color difference components and converted to digital samples. The digital samples of each video component are written into a respective memory at the sampling rate and retrieved by a reading circuit at a rate lower than the sampling rate. Analog multi-channel audio signals are converted to digital samples which are time-division multiplexed with the retrieved digital samples of the video components. The multiplexed digital samples are recorded on a recording disc medium in a spiral track pattern.
    公开号:SU1371515A3
    申请号:SU823494403
    申请日:1982-09-03
    公开日:1988-01-30
    发明作者:Такахаси Нобуяки；Такасима Сеиити；Сибамото Такеси；Сузуки Фудзио；Танака Кохдзи
    申请人:Виктор Компани Оф Джапэн Лтд (Фирма)；
    IPC主号:
    专利说明:

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    The invention relates to television and can be used to record audio and video information on a disc.
    The purpose of the invention is to enhance the functionality by recording and reproducing additional video information.
    Fig. 1 shows a structural electrical circuit of a device for recording a color video signal and audio signals; 2 is the same, parts of a device for recording a color video signal and audio signals, which provides the conversion of a digital video signal; FIG. 3 shows the temporal structure of a digital signal; Fig. 4 is a structural electrical circuit of a converter for scanning devices for recording; in fig. 5 is a functional optical design of a recording device; figure 6 - sensor video; Fig. 7 is a block diagram of a device for reproducing a color video signal and audio signals; on Fig - the same converter line format; Figure 9 is the same, the scan converter of the device for dual output.
    A device for recording a color video signal and audio signals contains analog-to-digital converters A / D converters 1-1, 1-2, and 1-3, memory elements 2-1, 2-2, 2-3, and 2-4, clock 3, multiplexer 4, frequency modulator 5, optical recording unit 6, frame sync generator 7, control code generator 8, parity generator 9, controller 10, clock generator 11, television camera 12, matrix 13, ADC 14-1, 14-2 and 14-3,
    converters 15-1, 15-2 and 15-3 sweep, adder 16, block 17 registration, generators 18-1, 18-2, 18-3, generator 19 low-frequency synchronization.
    Scan converters 15-1 (i 1, 2, 3) contain memory blocks 20-i, input decoders 21-i, output decoders 22-ij (j 1, 2) control blocks consisting of detectors 23-i, 24 -i and 25-i, triggers 26-i and 27-i and valve elements 28-i.
    The optical recording unit 6 contains slit diaphragms 29-1, 29-2 and 29-3, convex lenses 30-1, 30-2, 30-3 and 30-4, mirrors 31-1, 31-2 and 31-3, I take 32, the beam splitting mirror 33, the signal processing unit 34, the next block 35, the triangular prism 36, the laser 37, the modulators 38-1, .38-2 and 38-3 light, the reference disk 39 consisting of the substrate 40 with the applied On it, the photosensitive layer 41, and on the surfaces of the reference disk 39, the light rays are focused and create a circular and rectangular field 42 and 43 Block 6 also contains cylindrical lenses 44-1 and 44-2 and a light splitter 45.
    The disk plate 46 contains information tracks consisting of a sequence of cavities 47 arranged in a spiral and track signal tracks formed by cavities 48 and 49. A video signal sensor slides on the surface of the disk plate 46, made in the form of a pin 50, on one side of which an electrode 51 is applied .
    A device for reproducing a color video signal and audio signals comprises generators 52-1 and
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    52-2 synchronization and flash, a bracket 53, at one end of which a video signal sensor is fixed, and at the other end a permanent magnet 5A of coil 55 and 56, a capacitance-frequency conversion unit 57, a servo control unit 58, an error correction unit 59 demodulator 60, converter 61 line format converters 62-1, 62-2 and 62-3 sweep, digital-to-analog converters (NAL) 63-1, 63-2 and 63-3, matrix 64.
    The line format converter 61 includes a memory block 65, adjustable attenuators 66-1 and 66-2, an adder 67, a controller 68, and a line synchronizer 69.
    Sweep converters 62-i (i 1, 2,3) contain input decoders 70-ij (j 1, 2), memory blocks 71, output decoders 72-i, control blocks consisting of detectors 73-i , 74-i and 75, triggers 76 and 77 and valve elements 78-i,
    In addition, a device for reproducing a color video signal and audio signals comprises a write pulse generator 79 and a read pulse generator 80 and 80-2.
    The device works as follows.
    Three-channel analog stereo signals are fed to the inputs of ADC 1-i, where i 1, 2, 3. Input signals come from the right and left microphones, and the third signal comes from the microphone installed between the right and left microphones, so it contains information I help- localization of the sound image of the listener. The recording device contains a set of code-pulse modulating encoders or A / D converters 1-i (i 1, 2, 3) for sampling instantaneous values of analog signals at 47.25 kHz, for example, in response to strobe pulses from clock generator 3 , and quantizing the fixed instantaneous values of analog signals into 16-bit (bit binary digital signals. Quantized sound signals are stored in memory elements 2-i. From block 17, a 16-bit digital memory element is sent to time sealing element 2-4 video color th still picture. For combining audio and videosig-



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    with frame synchronization and redundant signals from generators 7, 8 and 9 into a synchronization frame of 130-bit digital words, signals broken by digits are sequentially read from elements 2-i, 2-4 by multiplexer 4 by clock signals from the controller 10 with frequency, which is higher than the frequency with which they were recorded. The frame clock signal of FIG. 3) is a 10-bit word, mapped by generator 7, and the redundant signals contain a 23-bit cyclic redundancy check code generated by generator 8 of control codes of cyclic redundancy and 16-bit parity words P generated by generator 9 words of parity. The generator 7 is triggered by clock signals from the controller 10, so that their outputs are combined with digital audio and video signals in the format shown in FIG. 3. A combination of digital words is assigned a one-bit address code generated by the controller 10.
    The output signal of multiplexer 4 is fed to frequency modulator 5, where it is subjected to modulation, known as modified frequency modulation, and then goes to optical recording unit 6.
    The color image signal is converted by a television camera 12 with a 625-line format to red, green, and blue analog basic color signals, each signal being formed by an odd field and an even field, which are interleaved in a known manner. These signals are fed to a matrix 13, where the input signals are converted into a luminance signal Y, a first color difference signal R-Y and a second color difference signal B-Y, which are respectively fed to ADCs 14-1, 14-2 and 14-3. The color difference signals R-Y and B-Y are formed in a known manner so that each of their bands constitutes 1/4 of the bandwidth of the signal, thus realizing the advantages that the human eye is less sensitive to the color information than to the bone. A luminance signal having a 5 MHz bandwidth is gated and its instantaneous values are quantized into 8-bit digital signals.
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    words at 12 MHz ADC 14-1 in response to gating pulses from generator 18-1, while color difference signals RY and BY are individually gated and their instantaneous values are quantized into 8-bit digital words from 3 MHz ADC 14-2 and 14-3 in response to strobe pulses from generators 18-2 and 18-3
    Digital luminance and color-difference signals are fed to converters 15-1, 15-2 and 15-3, respectively, with their own gating frequencies and sequentially read at a reduced frequency of 94.5 kHz so that the digital luminance signal can be extracted in 4 seconds and each color difference signal Can be extracted in 1 second interval. The digital words from the transducers 15-i are sequentially combined in the adder 16 to form a sequence of time-multiplexed (multiplexed) digital words, which is fed to the recording unit 17.
    The converter 15-i contains a block 20-i, which has a certain bjHODE of cells arranged in a matrix of rows and columns. The input decoder 21-i and a pair of output decoders 22-i-l and 22-1-2 are connected to block 20-i. The input decoder 21-i receives strobe pulses from generator 18-i for addressing storage cells when recording an odd field in the first half of block 20-i, and when recording an even field in the second section, as a result of which the information bits of each line scan are memorized in the corresponding cells of the column. The detector 23-i is connected to the output of the generator 18-i to determine when all the bits of the frame are memorized in block 20-i and to flip the trigger 26-i to the reset state to turn off the genator 18-i. At the same time, the trigger 27-i is activated to unlock the valves 28-i in order to provide the reading pulses from the generator 19 to the output decoders 22-1 and 22-i-2 simultaneously.
    Output decoders 22-i-l and 22-i-2, respectively, are mapped to the first and second halves of blocks 20-i for reading the odd and even data fields. 24-i Detector
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    a dinene with an output of the valve element 28 for counting the pulses transmitted by the valve to create an odd output dp of the decoder 22-i-l and the even-numbered output for the decoder 22-i-2. The odd output of the detector 24-i in the initial state has a high potential level. The detector 25-i is connected to the output of the valve element 28-i to recognize the moment when all the bits of the luminous information are read from block 20-i in order to reset the trigger 27- i, stop the flow of read pulses.
    Therefore, each of the signals of the scanning transducers is a sequence of 8-bit words with a frequency of 94.5 kHz, which is lower than the frequencies that were quartered into digital signals and which is suitable for multiplexing (multiplexing) with 16-bit audio signals appearing with a frequency of 47-25 kHz. Therefore, the output signals of the converters 15-i are condensed in time in the adder 16 and recorded by the recording unit 17, the generator 1 1, I
    The signal recorded by block 17 is sequentially reproduced to create digital luminance and color difference signals of 625-line format. The latter arrive at element 2-4 and are read from it by the synchronization signal coming from the controller 10 at a frequency of 47.25 kHz to create a sequence of 16-bit words and sequentially, combined with three-channel digital audio signals together with the frame synchronization codes and cyclic redundancy.
    Block 6 contains a laser 37 to emit a laser beam to a modulator 38-1, to which a compensation signal is applied to eliminate the drift and noise components. The beam emanating from the modulator 38-1 is reflected by the mirror 31-2 to the light splitter 45. The first beam, separated by the light distributor 45, is directed to the modulator 38-2, where it is modulated by a signal from the generator 7. The second laser The beam is directed to the modulator 38-3 and modulated by the first and second path signals fp, and fp. alternately, the pos 1ys synchronous with
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    by rotating the recording reference disk 39. The modulated first laser beam is reflected by the mirror 31-3 to the cylindrical lenses D4-1 and 44-2
    and the P1el diaphragm 29-2, where it becomes rectangular, after which the beam passes through the convex lens 30-3 and is focused on the reference disk 39 in the form of a rectangular field 43. On the other hand, the modulated second laser beam creating a circular field 42 passes through a convex lens 30-2, a slit diaphragm 29-1 and a convex lens 30-1 and becomes a round cross-section beam, which is reflected by a mirror 31-1, directed to a polarizer prism 32, where the rays are aligned along the axis and pass through the beam-splitting mirror 33 to a three-sided prism 36 and d Next to the left: 29-3 left diaphragm. The rays are then focused by a convex lens 30-4 on the surface of the reference disk 39, which consists of a glass substrate 40 and a photosensitive layer 41 deposited on this substrate. The reference disk 39 rotates at a constant angular velocity.
    Parts of the laser beams are reflected by the surface of the reference disk 39, pass through the convex lens 30-4 and are divided into two beams, one of which is directed to the block 34, which monitors the deviation of the beams from the right path, and is directed to the block 35, which observes behind the distance between the two beams on the surface of the reference disk 39. The blocks 34 and 35 form control signals regulating the position of the cylindrical lenses 44-1 and 44-2 in order to minimize mismatch (errors).
    The reference disk 39 is processed by a limestone method to obtain an optical image created by the incident rays to form a sequence of microscopic depressions along the spiral track. Using a sequence of known methods, a matrix can be obtained from the reference disk for mass replication of the recorded disks. In capacitive identification systems, the disc plate 46 contains a conductive material that forms an electrode and a dielectric layer on which a matrix is superimposed to form a series of transverse
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    hollows 47, arranged in a spiral and carrying information signals, a sequence of longitudinal hollows 48 and 49, carrying a path signal. When playing the disc plate 46 is placed on a turntable rotating at 900 rev / min, the tongue 50, having the electrode 51, slides along several tracks. The pin 50 is fixed to the free end of the bracket 53. A permanent magnet 54, mounted on the other end of the bracket 53, is surrounded by a coil 55 and a jitter-compensating coil 56 having two coil sections wound separately in the sense that they create an attractive force of repulsion or repulsion, moving arm 53 in the vertical direction, in response to a jitter-compensating signal arriving at it, to compensate for surface irregularities. On the other hand, the coil 55 generates a force that is perpendicular to the magnetic flux of the permanent magnet 54, in response to the track error signal coming from the unit 58, to move the pin 50 horizontally in order to keep it on the correct track.
    Block 57 contains an oscillating circuit whose resonant frequency varies in accordance with capacitance changes that occur between the disk plate 46 and the electrode 51 of the pin 50, a generator for supplying a variable frequency signal to the oscillating circuit, a detector for detecting the amplitude of the high frequency signal as a function of changing the resonant frequency, and a preamplifier for amplifying the output signal of the detector. The output of block 57 is supplied to demodulator 60 to recover the information signal recorded on the main track. The signal detected by block 57 is also fed to block 58.
    Block 58 extracts the path signals from the signal from block 57 by means of frequency division, recognizes the amplitude of the first and second path signals by detecting the envelope, and compares one amplitude with another, forming a mismatch signal for supplying to the coil 55.
    On the other hand, the demodulated digital signal generated by the demodulator 60 enters block 59, where the information words are broken up into 16-bit words and the presence of an error on the cyclic redundancy check code is checked, and if an error is detected, it is corrected. by parity bits. The video signal is fed to a 61 line format converter, where the format of a 625 line scan is converted into a 625 line format. The signal to converter 61 is a sequence of line signals that alternately appear odd and even fields, and the conversion of line format starts from the moment when converter 61 receives the signal on the first scan line.
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    The mat contains a block 65 of memory 200, the capacity of which is one line, the first adjustable attenuator 66-1, by which the input signal is scaled by some weighting factor and fed to the block 65 and the second regulating attenuator 66-2 connected to the output of the block 65 to scale the output signal by some weighting factor. An adder 67 is connected to an output of adjustable attenuators 66f1 and 66-2 to form an output 525-line format. The controller 68 is connected to the attenuator 66-1 and 66-2. The weighting coefficients are controlled in such a way that portions of consecutive row signals on odd and even fields are reduced to the same extent, and combined in adder 67. So that the scaled portions of row signals are corresponding integer multiples (25/21) of the scan line. For example, the first line of the 525-line format is formed by scaling the signals of the 625-line format, which occupy about 20% of the interval of the first lines of the odd and even fields in adjustable attenuators 66-1 and 66-2 and combining them in totalizer 67. Second line The 525-line format is formed by scaling the signals, which occupy about 50% of the intervals of the second rows of the odd and
    even fields, and combining them in the adder 67.
    Digital luminance and color difference signals of the 525-line format, generated by transducer 61, are sequentially recorded in transducers 62-1, 62-2 and 62-3, respectively.
    Signals input to converters 62-i are processed in a way that is inverse to the way that converters 15-i operate, to return the signal to its original interlace format.
    Each of the converters 62-i (FIG. 9) contains a memory block 71-i, a pair of input decoders 70-i-l and 70-1-2, and an output decoder 72-i. The input decoders 70-i-l and 70-1-2 are alternately driven by the output signals of the detector 73-i connected to the output of the valve element 78-i. It opens on the trigger signal 76-i to skip the clock frequency of 47.25 kHz from the write pulse generator 79 when the trigger 76-i is transferred to the set state by the detector 75. The detector 75 triggers the input decoder 70-1-1, allowing it to receive pulses from valve element 78-1, when the capacitive string signal of each primitive field is fed to block 71-1 and switched to the input decoder 70-1-2, allowing it to receive pulses when the input capacitance signal sequentially switches to an even field. The detector 74-1 is designed to recognize the moment when all the frame bits of the p-signal signal are recorded in block 72-1 to reset the trigger 76-1, which stops the input pulses from entering
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    The signal from the end-of-frame detector 74-1 also enters the trigger setup input 76-1-1 to record the start of the arrival of write pulses on the input decoders 70-1-1 and 70-1-2. At the time of termination of the recording by converter 62-3, detector 74-3 resets trigger 76-3 and sets trigger 77 to simultaneously start a pair of generators 80-1 and 80-2 read pulses, which respectively form clocks of frequency 12 and 3 MHz.
    The read pulses of 12 MHz are fed to the output decoder 72-1 to initiate the initial reading of all the information of the odd field and the subsequent reading of all the information of the even field, the read information being 8-bit words that go to the DAC 63-1. Simultaneously reading 3 MHz pulses are fed to the output decoders 72-2 and 72-3 of converters 62-2 and 62-3 for initially reading odd fields of color difference signals and then reading even fields so that the output signals would be organized into bit words that arrive respectively at the DAC 63-2 and 63-3. When all frame bits of the luminance signal are read from block 71-1, detector 75 provides an output signal for resetting flip-flop 77 to stop the flow of read pulses to converters 62-i and set flip-flop 76-1, which causes the resumption of the described process.
    The analog luminance and color difference signals are fed to matrix 64, where they are multiplied with frame and line sync pulses from generators 52-1 and 52-2 to form a composite NTSC color television signal.
    When playing a 625-line PAL or SECAM signal, the 61-line format converter is not used. Instead, the output of block 59 is directly connected to converters 62-i. ,one .
    Thus, the video signal recorded by the proposed method can be reproduced by a television system of any type without substantial modification of the circuit part. In addition, color difference signals can equally be a combination of the G-Y component and the R-Y or B-Y component as well as the combination of 1 and Q signals.
    权利要求:
    Claims (2)
    [1]
    1. The device dp recording color video signal and sound signals, including five analog-digital signals
     generators, a serially connected multiplexer, a frequency modulator and an optical recording unit, the outputs of the frame sync signal generator and the generators of control codes and parity layers, the inputs of the first two analogue signals, are connected to the multiplexer inputs,
    digital converters are inputs of analog audio signals, and inputs of the remaining three analog-to-digital converters are inputs of three analog color video signals,
    characterized in that, in order to expand the functionality by recording additional video information, matrices, three scan converters, an adder, a recording unit and a low-frequency synchronization generator are introduced, and the matrix outputs are connected to the inputs of analog-digital converters, the outputs of which are connected via
    the corresponding converters of the sweep to the inputs of the adder, the output of which through the registration unit is connected to the input of the multiplexer;
    to the corresponding inputs of the first, second, and third analog-to-digital converters and scan converters, each scan converter contains a sequence
    1e, the input descrambler, the memory unit and the output descrambler, as well as the control unit, the corresponding outputs of which are connected to the control inputs of the memory unit,
    input and output decoders, while the input and output of the output decoders are respectively the input and output of the scan converter, the control input of which
    is the input of the control unit.
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    2. A device for reproducing a color video signal and sound signals, including a series-connected video signal sensor,
    the modulator and the error correction block, the matrix, the synchronization generators and the flashes, the outputs of which are connected to the corresponding inputs of the matrix, characterized in that
    By expanding the functionality due to the reproduction of additional video information, the generators of the write and read pulses are introduced, three converters of the sweep.
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