Definitions for "BLANKING INTERVAL"
The area in a video signal that falls between frames. It is often used to accommodate data such as synchronizing information.
The Blanking Interval is the length of time (in milliseconds) after an acoustic signal has been received in which the VEMCO receiver will ignore any subsequent signals. This is to eliminate the reception of echoes by the receiver.
The blanking interval occurs at the end of a frame. Video information is absent during the blanking interval. The interval occurs when the CRT electron gun scanner goes from the bottom right corner of the screen to the beginning of the next field in the top left corner.
Keywords:  motion, estimation
Motion estimation