US PATENT SUBCLASS 348 / 22
SLOW SCANNING TRANSMISSION (E.G., STILL FRAME)


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348 /   HD   TELEVISION

22SLOW SCANNING TRANSMISSION (E.G., STILL FRAME) {1}
23  DF  .~> Color TV


DEFINITION

Classification: 348/22

SLOW SCANNING TRANSMISSION (E.G., STILL FRAME):

(under the class definition) Subject matter involving a periodic or selective transmission of single video frames during a period greater than the period required for a portrayed motion.

(1) Note. A portrayed motion requires at least 8 frames per second. In a television system, 25 or 30 frames per second are mostly used.

(2) Note. A system included herein is normally intended for use with a telephone system, but the telephone system is not claimed.

SEE OR SEARCH THIS CLASS, SUBCLASS:

17, for two way conversational television systems which may use a slow scanning transmission technique, and see particularly subclass 18 for a still frame transmission.

SEE OR SEARCH CLASS

358, Facsimile,

500+, for color facsimile scanning and subclass 479 for facsimile video scanning,.