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Technology finally permits high-end consumer systems to accept, store, and display broadcast-quality signals cost-effectively. Mixed-signal design challenges include low-noise preprocessing and clean reconstruction of the video signal, plus real-time visual evaluation of image artifacts. This paper reviews the design, architecture and performance of a video input/output chipset which can digitize, decompose, mix, and synthesize NTSC and PAL television signals.
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