Path: utzoo!utgpu!news-server.csri.toronto.edu!rutgers!cs.utexas.edu!uunet!pmafire!uudell!bigtex!texsun!sundc!newstop!exodus!oobleck.Eng.Sun.COM!bender From: bender@oobleck.Eng.Sun.COM (Michael Bender) Newsgroups: sci.electronics Subject: video chroma circuit Message-ID: <5497@exodus.Eng.Sun.COM> Date: 8 Jan 91 22:26:24 GMT Sender: news@exodus.Eng.Sun.COM Distribution: usa Organization: Sun Microsystems, Mt. View, Ca. Lines: 42 I'm modifying my Panasonic WJ-MX12 video switcher to do a different type of video insert keying, and while designing on the modification I came across this circuit stub in the chroma signal path (the MX12 seperates Y and C and processes them seperately): +5V +VRef ^ ^ | | +------------------------------------+ X | | X 10K | +VRef | chroma X | ^ | in | |/c | | >---||-----+------| npn X | 0.1 b|\e 10K X | | 100 X |/c +---||---/\/\/\---+------||----+----| npn | 0.1 | 0.1 b|\e X --- 10 | X 820 --- pF +---||---> chroma X | | 0.1 out | | X ----- ----- X 820 ||||| ||||| X | ----- ||||| Note: VRef is about 2.8V I think this is a simple lowpass filter, but would it also introduce a phase shift? Any help on what this really does would be appreciated! also, is chroma information phase encoded, i.e. the phase of the chroma signal determines the particular hue that you will see? thanks, mike -- Won't look like rain, Won't look like snow, | DOD #000007 Won't look like fog, That's all we know! | AMA #511250 We just can't tell you anymore, We've never made oobleck before! | MSC #298726