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A Tutorial on Ghost Cancelling in Television Systems

A tutorial on selected aspects of the ghost cancelling problem is presented. Insights into theoretical and practical constraints are provided. The nature of the problem and acceptable solutions are discussed. Basic approaches, detection methods, hardware requirements, baseband cancelling techniques, frequency domain and time domain algorithms, test signals, and signal format limitations are covered.

Walter Ciciora | Gary Sgrignoli | William Thomas

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