Black level compensation circuit

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H04N 5/57 (2006.01) H04N 5/20 (2006.01)

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CA 2047371

A black compensation circuit for compensating a luminance signal which is subjected to edge enhancement, comprises: a black-level expanding circuit responsive to a control signal and the luminance signal for performing expansion of a tone of a black portion of the luminance signal and for performing conversion of the luminance signal into a black-level expanded signal in the absence of the control signal; a low-pass filter circuit for low-pass filtering the luminance signal to remove high frequency components; a detection circuit responsive to an output of the low-pass filter circuit for detecting the blackest level for a given interval; and a comparing circuit for comparing the blackest level with a given level to produce the control signal, thereby the black-level expanding circuit stopping the expansion and the conversion in the presence of the control signal. The blackest level does not change with sharpness because after the luminance signal subjected to edge enhancement is passed through the low-pass filter, it is sent to the detection circuit. An input signal of the low-pass filter may be supplied from the black-level expanding circuit.

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