Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 6
Claim 1
Independent Claim
470 words
A method of stereoscopic colour television including the steps of separating, at the sending end, independent signals of colour-separated images carrying colour information on the green, red and blue components (G 1 , R 1 , B 1 ) of a first frame of the stereo pair and carrying colour information on the green, red and blue components (G 2 , R 2 , B 2 ) of the second frame of the stereo pair; conversion, by means of matrixing, of said signals of colour-separated images carrying colour information on the green, red and blue components (G 1 , R 1 , B 1 ) of the first frame of the stereo pair into a composite signal consisting of a first colour signal carrying information on the green component (G 1 ), a second colour signal carrying limited information on the magenta, red and blue colours whose value is selected so as to provide stereoscopic pictures having these colours, and a third colour signal carrying limited information on the green colour whose value is selected so as to provide correct reproduction of the saturation of the green colour; conversion, by means of matrixing, of said signals of colour-separated images carrying colour information on the green, red and blue components (G 2 , R 2 , B 2 ) of the second frame of the stereo pair into two signals, one of which consists of a signal carrying information on the red component (R 2 ), of the colour signal carrying limited information on the green colour whose value is selected so as to provide a stereoscopic picture of the objects of this colour, and a colour signal carrying limited information on the magenta and red colour whose value is selected so as to provide correct reproduction of the saturation of these colours, while the second signal consists of a signal carrying information on the blue component (B 2 ), of the colour signal carrying limited information on the green colour whose value is selected so as to provide a stereoscopic picture of the objects having this colour, and a colour signal carrying limited information on the magenta and blue colour whose value is selected so as to provide correct reproduction of the saturation of these colours; transmission of said signals of the first frame of the stereo pair and the signals of the second frame of the stereo pair, obtained due to matrixing, through individual communication channels; reception of said signals of the first frame of the stereo pair and said signals of the second frame of the stereo pair; reproduction of the green, red and blue colours respectively; production of a television picture by separating the green component for one eye of the viewer and by separating the red and blue components for the other eye of the viewer.
Claim 2
Independent Claim
470 words
A method of stereoscopic colour television including the steps of separating, at the sending end, independent signals of colour-separated images carrying colour information on the green, red and blue components (G 1 , R 1 , B 1 ) of a first frame of the stereo pair and carrying colour information on the green, red and blue components (G 2 , R 2 , B 2 ) of the second frame of the stereo pair; conversion, by means of matrixing, of said signals of colour-separated images carrying colour information on the green, red and blue components (G 1 , R 1 , B 1 ) of the first frame of the stereo pair into a composite signal consisting of a first colour signal carrying information on the green component (G 1 ), a second colour signal carrying limited information on the magenta, red and blue colours whose value is selected so as to provide stereoscopic pictures having these colours, and a third colour signal carrying limited information on the green colour whose value is selected so as to provide correct reproduction of the saturation of the green colour; conversion, by means of matrixing, of said signals of colour-separated images carrying colour information on the green, red and blue components (G 2 , R 2 , B 2 ) of the second frame of the stereo pair into two signals, one of which consists of a signal carrying information on the red component (R 2 ), of the colour signal carrying limited information on the green colour whose value is selected so as to provide a stereoscopic picture of the objects of this colour, and a colour signal carrying limited information on the magenta and red colour whose value is selected so as to provide correct reproduction of the saturation of these colours, while the second signal consists of a signal carrying information on the blue component (B 2 ), of the colour signal carrying limited information on the green colour whose value is selected so as to provide a stereoscopic picture of the objects having this colour, and a colour signal carrying limited information on the magenta and blue colour whose value is selected so as to provide correct reproduction of the saturation of these colours; transmission of said signals of the first frame of the stereo pair and the signals of the second frame of the stereo pair, obtained due to matrixing, through individual communication channels; reception of said signals of the first frame of the stereo pair and said signals of the second frame of the stereo pair; reproduction of the green, red and blue colours respectively; production of a television picture by separating the green component for one eye of the viewer and by separating the red and blue components for the other eye of the viewer.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
239 words
A method of stereoscopic colour television according to claim 1, in which the colour signal carrying limited information on the magenta, red and blue colours of the composite signal obtained due to matrixing of the signals of the colour-separated images carrying information on the green, red and blue components (G 1 , R 1 , B 1 ) of the first frame of the stereo pair consists of a separate signal carrying information on the magenta, a separate signal carrying information on the red colour and a separate signal carrying information on the blue colour, while the colour signal carrying limited information on the magenta and red colour of the first signal obtained due to matrixing the signals of colour-separated images carrying information on the green, red and blue components (G 2 , R 2 , B 2 ) of the second frame of the stereo pair consists of a separate signal carrying information on the magenta and a separate signal carrying information on the red colour, while the colour signal carrying limited information on the magenta and blue colour of the second signal obtained due to matrixing the signals of colour-separated images carrying information on the green, red and blue components (G 2 , R 2 , B 2 ) of the second frame of the stereo pair consists of a separate signal carrying information on the magenta and a separate signal carrying information on the blue colour.
Claim 4
Independent Claim
506 words
A method of stereoscopic colour television, which includes the steps of separation of six independent signals of colour-separated images carrying information on the green, red and blue components (G 1 , R 1 , B 1 ) of the first frame of the stereo, pair and colour information on the green, red and blue components (G 2 , R 2 , B 2 ) of the second frame of the stereo pair at the sending end; conversion, by means of matrixing, of said signals of colour-separated images carrying information on the green, red and blue components (G 1 , R 1 , B 1 ) of the first frame of the stereo pair into a composite signal consisting of a signal carrying information on the green component (G 1 ), of a colour signal carrying limited information on the magenta, red and blue colours consisting of a separate colour signal carrying limited information on the magenta and blue colour and of a separate colour signal carrying limited information on the magenta and blue colour and having a value selected so as to provide a stereoscopic picture of the objects of these colours, and of a colour signal carrying limited information on the green colour and having a value selected so as to provide correct reproduction of the green colour saturation; conversion, by means of matrixing, of said signals of colour-separated images carrying information on the green, red and blue components (G 2 , R 2 , B 2 ) of the second frame of the stereo pair into two signals, one of which consists of a signal carrying information on the red component (R 2 ), a colour signal carrying limited information on the green colour whose value is selected so as to provide a stereoscopic picture of the objects of this colour and a colour signal carrying limited information on the magenta and red colour, the value of which is selected so as to provide correct reproduction of the saturation of these colours, while the second signal consists of a signal carrying information on the blue component (B 2 ), of the colour signal carrying limited information on the green colour and having a value selected so as to provide a stereoscopic picture of the objects of this colour, and a colour signal carrying limited information on the magenta and blue colour, the value of this signal being selected so as to provide correct reproduction of the saturation of these colours; transmission of said signals of the first frame of the stereo pair and said signals of the second frame of the stereo pair, obtained due to matrixing, through individual communication channels; reception of said signals of the first frame of the stereo pair and said signals of the second frame of the stereo pair; reproduction of the green, red, and blue colours respectively; production of a television picture by separating the green component for one eye of the viewer and by separating the red and blue components for the other eye of the viewer.
Claim 5
Independent Claim
506 words
A method of stereoscopic colour television, which includes the steps of separation of six independent signals of colour-separated images carrying information on the green, red and blue components (G 1 , R 1 , B 1 ) of the first frame of the stereo, pair and colour information on the green, red and blue components (G 2 , R 2 , B 2 ) of the second frame of the stereo pair at the sending end; conversion, by means of matrixing, of said signals of colour-separated images carrying information on the green, red and blue components (G 1 , R 1 , B 1 ) of the first frame of the stereo pair into a composite signal consisting of a signal carrying information on the green component (G 1 ), of a colour signal carrying limited information on the magenta, red and blue colours consisting of a separate colour signal carrying limited information on the magenta and blue colour and of a separate colour signal carrying limited information on the magenta and blue colour and having a value selected so as to provide a stereoscopic picture of the objects of these colours, and of a colour signal carrying limited information on the green colour and having a value selected so as to provide correct reproduction of the green colour saturation; conversion, by means of matrixing, of said signals of colour-separated images carrying information on the green, red and blue components (G 2 , R 2 , B 2 ) of the second frame of the stereo pair into two signals, one of which consists of a signal carrying information on the red component (R 2 ), a colour signal carrying limited information on the green colour whose value is selected so as to provide a stereoscopic picture of the objects of this colour and a colour signal carrying limited information on the magenta and red colour, the value of which is selected so as to provide correct reproduction of the saturation of these colours, while the second signal consists of a signal carrying information on the blue component (B 2 ), of the colour signal carrying limited information on the green colour and having a value selected so as to provide a stereoscopic picture of the objects of this colour, and a colour signal carrying limited information on the magenta and blue colour, the value of this signal being selected so as to provide correct reproduction of the saturation of these colours; transmission of said signals of the first frame of the stereo pair and said signals of the second frame of the stereo pair, obtained due to matrixing, through individual communication channels; reception of said signals of the first frame of the stereo pair and said signals of the second frame of the stereo pair; reproduction of the green, red, and blue colours respectively; production of a television picture by separating the green component for one eye of the viewer and by separating the red and blue components for the other eye of the viewer.
Claim 6
Dependent Claim
546 words
A method of stereoscopic colour television according to claim 3, including the steps of conversion, by means of matrixing, of said signals of the colour-separated images carrying information on the green, red and blue components (G 1 , R 1 , B 1 ) of the first frame of the stereo pair having a form: G.sub.1 +b.sub.1 R.sub.k.sbsb.1 +c.sub.1 B.sub.k.sbsb.1 +a.sub.2 G.sub.k.sbsb.1 +M.sub.1, where G 1 is the signal carrying information on the green component and having an upper frequency range limit accepted for colour reproduction; G k .sbsb.1 =R 1 -G 1 ≧0 is the separate colour carrying limited information on the magenta and red colour and serving as a colour difference signal whose polarity is limited by the domain of positive values and whose frequency is limited by the same upper range as G 1 ; B k .sbsb.1 =B 1 -G 1 ≧0 is the separate colour signal carrying limited information on the magenta and blue colour and serving as a colour difference signal whose polarity is limited by the domain of positive values and whose frequency is limited by the same upper range as G 1 ; G k .sbsb.1 =G 1 -R 1 -B 1 '≧0 is the colour signal carrying limited information on the green colour and serving as a three-component colour difference signal whose polarity is limited by the domain of positive values and whose frequency is limited by the same upper range as G 1 , where -B 1 '=R 1 -B 1 ≧0 is the colour-difference signal whose polarity is limited by the domain of negative values; M 1 =0.6 G+0.3 R 1 +0.1 B 1 are high-frequency components of the primary signals of the first frame; conversion, by means of matrixing, of said signals of the colour-separated images carrying information on the green, red and blue components (G 2 , R 2 , B 2 ) of the second frame of the stereo pair into two signals having a form: R.sub.2 +a.sub.1 G.sub.k.sbsb.2 +b.sub.2 R.sub.k.sbsb.2 and B.sub.2 +a.sub.1 G.sub.k.sub.2 +c.sub.2 B.sub.k.sbsb.2, where R 2 is the signal carrying information on the red component; B 2 is the signal carrying information on the blue component; G k .sbsb.2 =G 2 -B 2 -R 2 '≧0 the colour signal carrying limited information on the green colour and serving as a three-component colour-difference signal whose polarity is limited by the domain of positive values, where -R 2 '==B 2 -R 2 ≧0 is the colour-difference signal whose polarity is limited by the domain of negative values; R k .sbsb.2 =R 2 -G 2 ≧0 is the colour signal carrying limited information on the magenta and red colour, said signal being a colour difference signal whose polarity is limited by the domain of positive values; B k .sbsb.2 =B 2 -G 2 ≧0 is the selective colour signal carrying limited information on the magenta and blue colour; in this case the coefficients a 1 , b 1 , c 1 are selected so as to provide stereoscopicity and eliminate colour distortions with green, magenta, red and blue saturated colours, while the coefficients a 2 , b 2 , c 2 are selected so as to compensate the drop in the saturation of the green, magenta, red and blue colour tones.