Key processor submodule, Key processor submodule -23, Figure 3-10 – Grass Valley 1200 Installation User Manual

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Frame Modules

Key Processor Submodule

The Key Processor Submodule (Figure 3-10) generates the following
signals:

Preset pattern key with or without border

Luminance key with or without mask

Linear key with or without mask

The functions of some Key Processor circuits change according to the type
of key being generated. Luminance and linear keys are handled identically
except for Tri Clip and Gain settings. The Additive Mixer and its input
from the Select circuit are used in the following ways:

Lum key, unmasked, unshaped video: shape video with key

Lum Key, unmasked, shaped video: not used

Lum Key, masked, unshaped video: shape video using masked key

Lum Key, masked, shaped video: unshape video during mask

Preset Pattern Key: Pattern New is used to shape the video

Pattern Old and Pattern New are used to generate the preset pattern key.
Pattern Old is also used to create a mask on non-preset pattern keys. The
Borderline option and its associated Tx reclocks and selects are used to put
a border or shadow on any of the keys.

Figure 3-10. Key Processor Submodule

RX

RECLOCK

RX

RECLOCK

RX

RECLOCK

RX

RECLOCK

PROC

AMP

SUBTRACT

PST PTN

BORDER

MIXER

TRI

CLIP

AND

GAIN

MULTI

MULTI

DELAY

SELECT

DELAY

ADDITIVE

MIXER

TX

RECLOCK

SELECT

TX

RECLOCK

BORDERLINE

OPTION

TX

RECLOCK

SELECT

TX

RECLOCK

Key
Signal

Pattern
Old

Pattern
New

Video

CPU Data
(Key Opacity)

Key
Signal

Key
Video

INVERT

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