Yoshihiko Morita
Sanyo
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IEEE Transactions on Consumer Electronics | 1988
Toshiaki Hioki; Tateo Toyama; Yoshihiko Morita; Hiroshi Watanabe; Katsutoshi Hibino; Makoto Yamada
The formats of the four signals recorded on the high definition optical video disk system are discussed. The first signal is a video carrier FM-modulated with a bandwidth-compressed signal for use in HDTV broadcasting through a satellite. The second is a pilot signal for turntable motor control and jitter compensation. The other two consist of PCM stereo sound, one using time-division and the other frequency-division multiplexing. The resulting disk offers high-definition pictures and high-fidelity sound, and has a playing time of 60 minutes (total for both sides). >
international conference on consumer electronics | 1990
Katsutoshi Hibino; Toshiaki Hioki; Yoshihiko Morita; Hiroshi Watanabe; Makoto Yamada; Kenji Asano
A hi-vision three-dimensional system with two MUSE videodisc players and a 6-tube-type projector called hi-vision, has been developed. Using the hi-vision picture, excellent three-dimensional video pictures can be presented on large-scale screens. The two videodisc players enable synchronized replaying to reproduce three-dimensional images. A 6-tube-type projector with two-way RGB input is adopted for display. By using laser discs, long-time consecutive video replay is possible. In case of replaying without three-dimensional characteristics, long-term replay or repeated replay of two different hi-vision programs can be presented by operating the two players alternately. >
The Journal of The Institute of Image Information and Television Engineers | 1992
Toshiaki Hioki; Yoshihiko Morita; Hiroshi Watanabe; Kenji Asano; Hitoshi Terasaki; Shigekazu Minechika
ディスクの両面を同時に, 2個のピックアップで読取る両面同時再生方式を開発し, CLV (Constant Linear Velocity) ディスク1枚で, 連続再生時間30分のべースバンドハイビジョンビデオディスクおよびプレーヤを実現することができた.
SPIE/IS&T 1992 Symposium on Electronic Imaging: Science and Technology | 1992
Yoichi Tsuchiya; Hitoshi Terasaki; Yoshihiko Morita; Osamu Ota
We have presented a high density MUSE videodisc with 60 minutes of playback time per side. It has been developed by doubling the disc recording density. We have continued examining the system mainly the optical pickup and the signal parameters and we determined the newly specifications. To reduce the influence of uneven thickness and tilt of disc we changed an N. A. of the objective lens to 0. 55 and to make the optical pickup smaller we employed a small packaged (
Archive | 1987
Haruo Isono; Minoru Yasuda; Hiroshi Watanabe; Tateo Toyama; Toshiaki Hioki; Yoshihiko Morita; Makoto Yamada
5. 6mm) visible laser diode. The visible laser diode has a low aspect ratio ( 0 32 0 11 0 / 0 2. 9 ). And to make the SN ratio of the playback signal higher we widened the FM deviation and lowered the FM carrier frequency. Under new conditions we made PMMA replica discs. As a result a high quality played back image without crosstalk noise was obtaind. 1.
Archive | 1993
Toshiaki Hioki; Yoshihiko Morita; Shigekazu Minechika; Hiroshi Watanabe
Archive | 1987
Toshiaki Hioki; Haruo Isono; Yoshihiko Morita; Tateo Toyama; Hiroshi Watanabe; Makoto Yamada; Minoru Yasuda
international conference on consumer electronics | 1994
Yoshihiko Morita; Hiroshi Watanabe; Makoto Yamada; Kenji Asano; Toshiaki Hioki
Archive | 1987
Haruo Isono; Minoru Yasuda; Hiroshi Watanabe; Tateo Toyama; Toshiaki Hioki; Yoshihiko Morita; Makoto Yamada
Archive | 1990
Toshiaki Hioki; Yoshihiko Morita; Hiroshi Watanabe; Tateo Toyama