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Test signal generating system and method
Assignee: American Technology Corp
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Filing: 1976-04-15
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Granted: 1978-06-06
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Expires: 1996-04-15
Abstract
Abstract A test signal generating system and method is disclosed that is particularly well suited for servicing of television receivers and the like. A plurality of system outputs are produced that may be utilized to cause test patterns to be displayed on the image-producing device of a unit to be serviced, which test patterns are particularly useful in servicing TV receivers for checking and adjusting, if necessary, various characteristics such as linearity and pincushion distortion in scanning circuits, operation of electron beam convergence and/or color phasing and matrixing circuits where the TV receiver to be serviced is a color television receiver. The system is lightweight and portable yet produces a plurality of outputs to enhance out-of-shop servicing of TV receivers by providing greater capability without unduly complicating the same. To this end, the system employs a single rotary switch for output selection and utilizes digital circuitry. Test patterns caused to be produced include a uniform PRIMARY COLOR RASTER, COLOR BARS and VECTOR, 3.58 MHz MONITOR (for color sync oscillator), CROSSHATCH, HATCHDOTS and DOTS, with center marking being provided for CROSSHATCH, HATCHDOTS and DOTS patterns, and sixth bar color marking being provided for color bars patterns. The system also includes a single enabled oscillator to produce both the necessary offset carrier and a sweep frequency. A first hybrid modulus countdown chain is utilized to produce an offset carrier frequency with a predetermined relationship to the line frequency while maintaining phase lock between these two frequencies, and a second hybrid modulus countdown chain is utilized for count down from horizontal to vertical to produce the required number of lines per field. In addition, a high-level weighted matrix digital summing technique is utilized for producing a low-impedance system output.
Inventors
- 👤 Earl M. Estes
Bibliographic Details
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Data Source
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Last Synchronized
2026-10-25 07:48
CPC Classifications
H; H04; H04N; H04N17/00; H04N17/04; H04N17/045
Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 49
Claim 1
Independent Claim
157 words
A test signal generating system, comprising: an oscillator; signal producing means having an input and an output, said signal producing means producing a plurality of output signals of predetermined composition at said output, said input being connected with said oscillator whereby said plurality of output signals are derived from a common oscillator source, and said signal producing means including countdown means connected with said single oscillator to facilitate generation of said plurality of output signals with said countdown means including a cascaded chain of countdown modulos so that said signal producing means can derive the line-scanning frequency from said oscillator; and combining means for combining said plurality of output signals to produce a composite output signal, including chroma and line-scanning components that are derived from said common oscillator source and are in phase synchronism with respect to one another, for producing a predetermined test pattern on an image-forming display device connected with said test signal generating means.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
157 words
A test signal generating system, comprising: an oscillator; signal producing means having an input and an output, said signal producing means producing a plurality of output signals of predetermined composition at said output, said input being connected with said oscillator whereby said plurality of output signals are derived from a common oscillator source, and said signal producing means including countdown means connected with said single oscillator to facilitate generation of said plurality of output signals with said countdown means including a cascaded chain of countdown modulos so that said signal producing means can derive the line-scanning frequency from said oscillator; and combining means for combining said plurality of output signals to produce a composite output signal, including chroma and line-scanning components that are derived from said common oscillator source and are in phase synchronism with respect to one another, for producing a predetermined test pattern on an image-forming display device connected with said test signal generating means.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
34 words
The test signal generating system of claim 1 wherein the frequency of said chroma component is an integral mutiple of the frequency of said line-scanning component to establish at least one predetermined test condition.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
35 words
The test signal generating system of claim 1 wherein the frequency of said chroma component is an odd harmonic of one-half the frequency of said line-scanning component to establish at least one predetermined test condition.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim
66 words
The test signal generating system of claim 1 wherein said system includes digital components, wherein said output signals are directly derived from said digital components, and wherein said combining means combines said output signals in a weighted matrix having sufficiently low impedance level but with said output signals having sufficiently high amplitude such that a high signal output is achieved to thereby substantially eliminate signal distortion.
Claim 6
Dependent Claim
55 words
The test signal generating system of claim 1 wherein said system includes output protection means for receiving the composite output signal to be coupled from said system, said output protection means including an output capacitor and diode means connected therewith whereby excess voltages are bypassed to prevent damage to said means providing said output signals.
Claim 7
Dependent Claim
48 words
The test signal generating system of claim 1 wherein said countdown means includes a cascaded chain of variable countdown modulos so that said signal producing means can derive the line-scanning frequency from said oscillator, and so that a field-scanning signal can be directly derived from said line-scanning frequency.
Claim 8
Dependent Claim
38 words
The test signal generating system of claim 1 wherein said cascaded chain of countdown modulos is a variable modulus counter subsystem, and wherein said system includes selecting means for selecting specific relationships between said chroma and line-scanning components.
Claim 9
Dependent Claim
75 words
The test signal generating system of claim 1 wherein said countdown means includes means for sensing a predetermined count on at least a later cascaded one of said countdown modulos and feeding the same forwardly to an earlier cascaded one of said countdown modulos so as to automatically alternate the modulus of said earlier cascaded countdown modulo between two or more modulos in synchronism with a multiple, of one-half the frequency of the line-scanning signal.
Claim 10
Dependent Claim
132 words
A test signal generating system for use in servicing TV receivers, said system comprising: oscillator means; signal producing means having an input connected with said oscillator means and an output producing a plurality of output signals of predetermined composition at said output; combining means for combining said plurality of output signals to produce a composite output signal including chroma, line-scanning and field-scanning components for producing a predetermined test pattern on a TV receiver connected with said test signal generating means; and output protection means for receiving the composite output signal to be coupled from said system, said output protection means including an output capacitor and diode means connected therewith whereby excess capacitor charging transients are bypassed to, and dissipated in a resistance to prevent damage to said means producing said output signals.
Claim 11
Dependent Claim
132 words
A test signal generating system for use in servicing TV receivers, said system comprising: oscillator means; signal producing means having an input connected with said oscillator means and an output producing a plurality of output signals of predetermined composition at said output; combining means for combining said plurality of output signals to produce a composite output signal including chroma, line-scanning and field-scanning components for producing a predetermined test pattern on a TV receiver connected with said test signal generating means; and output protection means for receiving the composite output signal to be coupled from said system, said output protection means including an output capacitor and diode means connected therewith whereby excess capacitor charging transients are bypassed to, and dissipated in a resistance to prevent damage to said means producing said output signals.
Claim 12
Dependent Claim
123 words
A test signal generating system for use in servicing TV receivers, said system comprising: oscillator means; signal producing means having an input connected with said oscillator means and an output producing a plurality of output signals of predetermined composition at said output; and combining means including a weighted matrix for combining said plurality of output signals to produce a composite output signal including chroma, line-scanning and field-scanning components for producing a predetermined test pattern on a TV receiver connected with said test signal generating means, said plurality of output signals being combined at a matrix having sufficiently low impedance level but with said output signals having sufficiently high amplitude such that a high signal output is achieved to thereby substantially eliminate signal distortion.
Claim 13
Dependent Claim
123 words
A test signal generating system for use in servicing TV receivers, said system comprising: oscillator means; signal producing means having an input connected with said oscillator means and an output producing a plurality of output signals of predetermined composition at said output; and combining means including a weighted matrix for combining said plurality of output signals to produce a composite output signal including chroma, line-scanning and field-scanning components for producing a predetermined test pattern on a TV receiver connected with said test signal generating means, said plurality of output signals being combined at a matrix having sufficiently low impedance level but with said output signals having sufficiently high amplitude such that a high signal output is achieved to thereby substantially eliminate signal distortion.
Claim 14
Dependent Claim
129 words
A test signal generating system for use in servicing TV receivers, said system comprising: signal producing means for producing a plurality of output signals of predetermined composition, said plurality of output signals including line-scanning and field-scanning synchronizing signals with said field-scanning signals being directly derived from an integral multiple, of said line-scanning signals, said signal producing means including a countdown chain having a cascaded chain of counters as frequency dividers constituting a variable modulus counter subsystem, said countdown chain having an input and an output; combining means for combining said plurality of output signals to produce a composite output signal suitable for producing a predetermined test pattern on a TV receiver connected with said test signal generating system; and an oscillator connected with the input of said countdown chain.
Claim 15
Dependent Claim
129 words
A test signal generating system for use in servicing TV receivers, said system comprising: signal producing means for producing a plurality of output signals of predetermined composition, said plurality of output signals including line-scanning and field-scanning synchronizing signals with said field-scanning signals being directly derived from an integral multiple, of said line-scanning signals, said signal producing means including a countdown chain having a cascaded chain of counters as frequency dividers constituting a variable modulus counter subsystem, said countdown chain having an input and an output; combining means for combining said plurality of output signals to produce a composite output signal suitable for producing a predetermined test pattern on a TV receiver connected with said test signal generating system; and an oscillator connected with the input of said countdown chain.
Claim 16
Dependent Claim
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The test signal generating system of claim 11 wherein the frequency of said line-scanning signal produced by said signal producing means is an integral multiple of the frequency of said field-scanning signal produced by said signal producing means.
Claim 17
Dependent Claim
39 words
The test signal generating system of claim 11 wherein the frequency of said line-scanning signal produced by said signal producing means is an odd harmonic of one-half the frequency of said field-scanning signal produced by said signal producing means.
Claim 18
Dependent Claim
68 words
The test signal generating system of claim 11 wherein the output signal coupled from said oscillator is coupled to said variable modulus counter subsystem whereby the phase of said signal coupled from said oscillator may be altered with respect to the phase of the line-scanning signal in synchronism with a multiple, including 1, of the filed-scanning frequency in order to alter the effective modulus of the counter subsystem.
Claim 19
Dependent Claim
72 words
The test signal generating system of claim 11 wherein said countdown chain includes means for sensing a predetermined count on at least a later cascaded one of said frequency dividers and feeding the same forwardly to an earlier cascaded frequency divider so as to automatically alternate the modulus of the earlier cascaded frequency divider between two or more modulos in synchronism with a multiple, of one-half the frequency of the field-scanning signal.
Claim 20
Dependent Claim
190 words
A test signal generating system for use in servicing color TV receivers, said system comprising: signal producing means for producing a plurality of output signals of predetermined composition, said plurality of output signals including line-scanning and field-scanning synchronizing signals, said signal producing means including a countdown chain having an input and an output connected with said signal producing means; combining means for combining said plurality of output signals to produce a composite output signal suitable for producing a predetermined test pattern on a TV receiver connected with said test signal generating system, said test pattern being provided for the purpose of monitoring on the image-producing device of said TV receiver an indication of the magnitude of error in the free-running frequency of the color sync oscillator in said TV receiver, said test pattern being produced by including a suitable chroma signal in the composite output signal during the line-scanning interval, and said chroma signal being suppressed to a lower level by suitable means during the sampling interval when the AFPC circuit in said TV receiver being serviced is enabled; and an oscillator connected with the input of said countdown chain.
Claim 21
Dependent Claim
190 words
A test signal generating system for use in servicing color TV receivers, said system comprising: signal producing means for producing a plurality of output signals of predetermined composition, said plurality of output signals including line-scanning and field-scanning synchronizing signals, said signal producing means including a countdown chain having an input and an output connected with said signal producing means; combining means for combining said plurality of output signals to produce a composite output signal suitable for producing a predetermined test pattern on a TV receiver connected with said test signal generating system, said test pattern being provided for the purpose of monitoring on the image-producing device of said TV receiver an indication of the magnitude of error in the free-running frequency of the color sync oscillator in said TV receiver, said test pattern being produced by including a suitable chroma signal in the composite output signal during the line-scanning interval, and said chroma signal being suppressed to a lower level by suitable means during the sampling interval when the AFPC circuit in said TV receiver being serviced is enabled; and an oscillator connected with the input of said countdown chain.
Claim 22
Dependent Claim
59 words
The test signal generating system of claim 16 wherein said suitable chroma signal includes harmonics of the line-scanning frequency, the oscillator and frequency divider which produce said line-scanning frequency, and wherein said harmonics have been suppressed to a greater degree during the sampling interval when the AFPC circuit in the TV receiver is enabled than during the line-scanning interval.
Claim 23
Dependent Claim
45 words
The test signal generating system of claim 16 wherein said countdown chain includes at least one variable modulus and wherein said oscillator is a single oscillator whereby said plurality of output signals produced by said signal producing means are derived from a single oscillator source.
Claim 24
Dependent Claim
130 words
A test signal generating system for use in servicing TV receivers, said system comprising: oscillator means; signal producing means having an input connected with said oscillator means and an output producing a plurality of output signals of predetermined composition, said plurality of output signals including line-scanning and field-scanning synchronizing signals and convergence pattern elements derived from said line-scanning and field-scanning signals; and combining means for combining said plurality of output signals to produce a composite output signal for producing a predetermined test pattern on a TV display of a TV receiver and is connected to said test signal generating system, said combining means including marking means for providing a predetermined marking on said predetermined test pattern by deleting a predetermined portion of the test pattern produced on said TV display.
Claim 25
Dependent Claim
130 words
A test signal generating system for use in servicing TV receivers, said system comprising: oscillator means; signal producing means having an input connected with said oscillator means and an output producing a plurality of output signals of predetermined composition, said plurality of output signals including line-scanning and field-scanning synchronizing signals and convergence pattern elements derived from said line-scanning and field-scanning signals; and combining means for combining said plurality of output signals to produce a composite output signal for producing a predetermined test pattern on a TV display of a TV receiver and is connected to said test signal generating system, said combining means including marking means for providing a predetermined marking on said predetermined test pattern by deleting a predetermined portion of the test pattern produced on said TV display.
Claim 26
Dependent Claim
49 words
The test signal generating system of claim 19 wherein said marking means includes signal deletion means to cause deletion of a portion of the test pattern to thereby locate the center of said test pattern, said signal deletion means being generated in synchronism with said line-scanning and field-scanning signals.
Claim 27
Dependent Claim
47 words
The test signal generating system of claim 19 wherein said marking means includes signal deletion means to cause deletion of at least one segment of at least one color bar of a color bar test pattern to thereby aid in identifying a characteristic of said color bar.
Claim 28
Dependent Claim
48 words
The test signal generating system of claim 19 wherein said signal producing means produces output signals having a chroma component, and wherein said deletion of a predetermined portion of the test pattern produced on said TV display is achieved by deleting a predetermined portion of the chroma component.
Claim 29
Dependent Claim
93 words
A test signal generating system for use in servicing color TV receivers, said system comprising: oscillator means; signal producing means having an input connected with said oscillator means and an output producing a plurality of output signals of predetermined composition, said plurality of output signals including line-scanning and field-scanning synchronizing signals; and combining means for combining said plurality of output signals to produce a composite output signal that causes a PRIMARY COLOR RASTER test pattern to be displayed on a TV display of a TV receiver connected with said test signal generating system.
Claim 30
Dependent Claim
93 words
A test signal generating system for use in servicing color TV receivers, said system comprising: oscillator means; signal producing means having an input connected with said oscillator means and an output producing a plurality of output signals of predetermined composition, said plurality of output signals including line-scanning and field-scanning synchronizing signals; and combining means for combining said plurality of output signals to produce a composite output signal that causes a PRIMARY COLOR RASTER test pattern to be displayed on a TV display of a TV receiver connected with said test signal generating system.
Claim 31
Dependent Claim
67 words
The test signal generating system of claim 23 wherein said PRIMARY COLOR RASTER test pattern produced is a raster of uniform color produced by activating one color producing means of said TV receiver, said test pattern being produced to enable checking and adjusting of color purity of the TV display circuits without requiring shorting or misaligning of said TV display circuits in order to check color purity.
Claim 32
Dependent Claim
106 words
The test signal generating system of claim 23 wherein said PRIMARY COLOR RASTER test pattern produced is a raster of uniform color that is produced by including in the composite output signal a chroma component substantially close to a frequency of 3,579545 MHz to enable the tracking of the AFPC circuit in said TV receiver, wherein the phase of said chroma signal is substantially constant with respect to the phase of the color sync oscillator throughout substantially the entire line-scanning interval, and wherein a color burst of substantially the same frequency is supplied during the interval when the AFPC circuit in said TV receiver is enabled.
Claim 33
Dependent Claim
190 words
The test signal generating system of claim 23 wherein said PRIMARY COLOR RASTER test pattern produced is a raster of uniform color, wherein a chroma burst of a reference phase is produced during the sampling interval when the AFPC circuit of said TV receiver is enabled, wherein a chroma signal of the same frequency and any other phase is produced during the line-scanning interval, wherein the difference between the phases of said two signals is primarily established through the use of a frequency source higher than the chroma subcarrier frequency, wherein a chain of one or more frequency dividers is employed to produce said signals, wherein one or more of the elements of the frequency divider chain receives a steering input from another element of said chain while receiving an input from said oscillator means, wherein the result is to cause two or more elements of the divider chain to operate at the same frequency but with different phases even if one or more of these elements do not operate continuously, and wherein said two signals of different phase are combined by suitable combining means with said composite output signal.
Claim 34
Dependent Claim
91 words
A test signal generating system for use in servicing color TV receivers, said system comprising: oscillator means; signal producing means having an input connected with said oscillator means and an output producing a plurality of output signals of predetermined composition, said plurality of output signals including line-scanning and field-scanning synchronizing signals; and combining means for combining said plurality of output signals to produce a composite signal that causes a RED RASTER test pattern to be displayed on a TV display of a TV receiver connected with said test signal generating system.
Claim 35
Dependent Claim
91 words
A test signal generating system for use in servicing color TV receivers, said system comprising: oscillator means; signal producing means having an input connected with said oscillator means and an output producing a plurality of output signals of predetermined composition, said plurality of output signals including line-scanning and field-scanning synchronizing signals; and combining means for combining said plurality of output signals to produce a composite signal that causes a RED RASTER test pattern to be displayed on a TV display of a TV receiver connected with said test signal generating system.
Claim 36
Dependent Claim
54 words
The test signal generating system of claim 27 wherein said RED RASTER test pattern is a raster of uniform color, said test pattern being produced to enable checking and adjusting of color purity of the TV display circuits without requiring shorting or misaligning of said TV display circuits in order to check color purity.
Claim 37
Dependent Claim
104 words
The test signal generating system of claim 27 wherein said RED RASTER test pattern produced is a raster of uniform color that is produced by including in the composite output signal a chroma component substantially close to a frequency of 3.579545 MHz to enable tracking of the AFPC circuit in said TV receiver, wherein the phase of said chroma signal is substantially constant with respect to the phase of the color sync oscillator throughout substantially the entire line-scanning interval, and wherein a color burst of substantially the same frequency is supplied during the interval when the AFPC circuit in said TV receiver is enabled.
Claim 38
Dependent Claim
189 words
The test signal generating system of claim 27 wherein said RED RASTER test pattern produced is a raster of uniform color, wherein a chroma burst of a reference phase is produced during the sampling interval when the AFPC circuit of said TV receiver is enabled, wherein a chroma signal of the same frequency and any other phase is produced during the line-scanning interval, wherein the difference between the phases of said two signals is primarily established through the use of a frequency source higher than the chroma subcarrier frequency, wherein a chain of one or more frequency dividers is employed to produce said signals, wherein one or more of the elements of the frequency divider chain receives a steering input from another element of said chain while receiving an input from said oscillator means, wherein the result is to cause two or more elements of the divider chain to operate at the same frequency but with different phases even if one or more of these elements do not operate continuously, and wherein said two signals of different phase are combined by suitable combining means with said composite output signal.
Claim 39
Independent Claim
101 words
A method for generating a test signal, said method comprising: generating a single clock frequency output; utilizing said clock output to produce a plurality of output digital signals having chroma and line-scanning components, and wherein said single clock frequency output generated has a specifically selected relationship to the chroma and line-scanning components; and utilizing variable modulus counters to generate a composite signal that includes line-scanning and field-scanning components with the frequency of said line-scanning component being an integral multiple of the frequency of said field-scanning component, said composite output signal being suitable for enabling a predetermined test pattern to be produced.
Claim 40
Independent Claim
101 words
A method for generating a test signal, said method comprising: generating a single clock frequency output; utilizing said clock output to produce a plurality of output digital signals having chroma and line-scanning components, and wherein said single clock frequency output generated has a specifically selected relationship to the chroma and line-scanning components; and utilizing variable modulus counters to generate a composite signal that includes line-scanning and field-scanning components with the frequency of said line-scanning component being an integral multiple of the frequency of said field-scanning component, said composite output signal being suitable for enabling a predetermined test pattern to be produced.
Claim 41
Dependent Claim
61 words
The method of generating a test signal of claim 31 wherein said method includes causing said plurality of output digital signals to be combined in a weighted matrix having sufficiently low impedance level but with said output signals having sufficiently high amplitude to produce a composite output signal to thereby produce a test pattern that is substantially free of signal distortion.
Claim 42
Dependent Claim
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The method of generating a test signal of claim 31 wherein said method includes generating said single clock frequency output at an integral multiple of the frequency of both said chroma and line-scanning components.
Claim 43
Dependent Claim
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The method of generating a test signal of claim 31 wherein said method includes generating said chroma frequency output at an odd harmonic of one-half the frequency of said line-scanning components.
Claim 44
Independent Claim
99 words
A method for generating a test signal, said method comprising: generating a single clock frequency output; utilizing said clock output to produce a plurality of output digital signals having chroma and line-scanning components, wherein said single clock frequency output generated is an integral multiple of the chroma frequency and has a specifically selected relationship to the line-scanning components, and wherein said chroma frequency is generated at an integral multiple of the frequency of said line-scanning components; and combining said plurality of output signals to produce a composite output signal suitable for enabling a predetermined test pattern to be produced.
Claim 45
Independent Claim
99 words
A method for generating a test signal, said method comprising: generating a single clock frequency output; utilizing said clock output to produce a plurality of output digital signals having chroma and line-scanning components, wherein said single clock frequency output generated is an integral multiple of the chroma frequency and has a specifically selected relationship to the line-scanning components, and wherein said chroma frequency is generated at an integral multiple of the frequency of said line-scanning components; and combining said plurality of output signals to produce a composite output signal suitable for enabling a predetermined test pattern to be produced.
Claim 46
Independent Claim
102 words
A method for generating a test signal, said method comprising: generating a single clock frequency output; utilizing said clock output to produce a plurality of output digital signals having chroma and line-scanning components, and wherein said single clock frequency output generated has a specifically selected relationship to the chroma and line-scanning components; and utilizing variable modulus counters to generate a composite signal that includes line-scanning and field-scanning components with the frequency of said line-scanning component being an odd harmonic of one-half the frequency of said field-scanning component, said composite output signal being suitable for enabling a predetermined test pattern to be produced.
Claim 47
Independent Claim
102 words
A method for generating a test signal, said method comprising: generating a single clock frequency output; utilizing said clock output to produce a plurality of output digital signals having chroma and line-scanning components, and wherein said single clock frequency output generated has a specifically selected relationship to the chroma and line-scanning components; and utilizing variable modulus counters to generate a composite signal that includes line-scanning and field-scanning components with the frequency of said line-scanning component being an odd harmonic of one-half the frequency of said field-scanning component, said composite output signal being suitable for enabling a predetermined test pattern to be produced.
Claim 48
Independent Claim
100 words
A method for generting a test signal, said method comprising: generating a single clock frequency output; utilizing said clock output to produce a plurality of output digital signals having chroma and line-scanning components, wherein said single clock frequency output generated is an integral multiple of the chroma frequency and has a specifically selected relationship to the line-scanning components, and wherein said chroma frequency is generated at an odd harmonic of one-half the frequency of said line-scanning components; and combining said plurality of output signals to produce a composite output signal suitable for enabling a predetermined test pattern to be produced.
Claim 49
Independent Claim
100 words
A method for generting a test signal, said method comprising: generating a single clock frequency output; utilizing said clock output to produce a plurality of output digital signals having chroma and line-scanning components, wherein said single clock frequency output generated is an integral multiple of the chroma frequency and has a specifically selected relationship to the line-scanning components, and wherein said chroma frequency is generated at an odd harmonic of one-half the frequency of said line-scanning components; and combining said plurality of output signals to produce a composite output signal suitable for enabling a predetermined test pattern to be produced.
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