Abstract
AbstractThe passage of noise through a composite colour video system is considered. Even when a channel is considered “clean”, the noise from head amplifiers moves from one colour channel to the others via “cross-matricing”. Dynamic noise reduction is possible using selective filtering of low information content signals. Filters which incorporate bandwidth switching are considered, using a one or two step approach. The latter is shown to be a more versatile technique.
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