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titleOfInvention Sampling signal processor
abstract (57) Abstract: In the case of sampling processing of a signal in which a strict temporal relationship does not exist between a luminance signal and a chroma signal such as a VTR reproduction signal, an amplitude frequency of the luminance signal (EN) Provided is a sampling processing device capable of performing ideal sampling processing without causing the conventional problem that characteristics deteriorate in a high frequency band. SOLUTION: A multi-phase clock generation means 11 for generating a multi-phase clock based on a first sampling clock, Sampling clock selecting means 12 for selecting the second sampling clock from the multiple phase clocks, and the data sampled by the second sampling clock, the second sampling clock and the first sampling clock. Rise (or fall) with And timing control means 10 for delaying the time difference.
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