Hiroaki Nabeyama

All Solid State Color Camera With Single-Chip Mos Imager

An all solid state color camera using a solid state image sensor has many advantages over the conven- tional tube type camera, such as light-weight, low power consumption, high reliability, elimination of lag and high picture quality.

Novel Technologies for Automatic Focusing and White Balancing of Solid State Color Video Camera

The consumer video market is rapidly spreading. In response, development of color video camera is strongly accelerated in these several years.

Fully Digitalized Color Picture in Picture Television System

One can keep an eye on a television program while watching another program on a screen. This Picture in Picture (P in P) TV system can be provided by putting a small, inset-monitor picture (subpicture) along with the standard picture (main picture).

New Color Television Receiver with Saw if Filter and One-Chip PIf IC

For many television engineers, it has long been a dream to develop an all solid-state TV PIF circuit which does not require adjustments on the assembly lines, by replacing a conventional LC filter with a SAW filter. There are several reasons why this dream has not yet been realized — the immature level of technology and insufficient cost effectiveness of SAW devices. But, the most dominant reason was that the TV manufacturers could find no advantages except in cost reduction and labor saving.

An AGC System Design Based Upon the DC Restoration and the Dynamic Characteristics

Television receiver AGC Systems are basically discussed in connection with the black level performance and the transient response of the system.

Introduction of Revolutional IC'S into Color TV Receivers

Rapid progress has been made recently in color TV sets. In Japan the first fully transistorized color TV set was placed on the market in 1968. The performance and reliability superior to those of tube TV sets allowed most color TV sets to be transistorized in 1970.