How to split

ZXNet echo conference «hardware.zx»

From Alexander Shushkov To All 30 October 2006

Hello, All Dear iron workers. There's a problem. How to split the sync mix into two separate signals: vertical and horizontal scan? Is this real? If yes, then please give me the diagram.

From Chunin Roman To All 30 October 2006

Hello axor axo> Dear iron workers. There is a problem. axo> How to divide the sync mixture into two separate signals: vertical and axo> horizontal scan? axo> Is this real? If yes, then please give me the diagram. LM1881 - synchro separator.

From Alexander Zan To All 30 October 2006

Hello caro axo> Dear iron workers. There is a problem. axo> How to divide the sync mixture into two separate signals: vertical and axo> horizontal scan? axo> Is this real? If yes, then please give me the diagram. Maybe it's easier to take it from the board?

From Alexander Shushkov To All 30 October 2006

Hello caro car> Very often it is enough to extract a frame pulse from the synchronization mixture, car> and use the synchro mixture itself as a lowercase one. car> If this is so, then the scheme turns out to be quite simple. car> For example, this is how it is done in the Secam encoder for "Quorum 128" Thank you!

From Alexander Shushkov To All 30 October 2006

Hello fan fan> Maybe it’s easier to take it from the board? They are not there :(

From Kamil Karimov To All 30 October 2006

Hello axor axo> How to divide the sync mixture into two separate signals: vertical and axo> horizontal scan? axo> Is this real? If yes, then please give me the diagram. Very often it is enough to isolate the frame pulse from the synchronization mixture, and use the synchro mixture itself as a lowercase. If this is so, then the scheme turns out to be quite simple. For example, this is how it’s done in the Secam encoder for “Quorum 128” File: Q128_SYN.png http://zx.pk.ru/attachment.php?attachmentid=4013

From Mike To All 30 October 2006

Hello axor axo> They are not there:( This can’t happen, composite synchronization from line and frame going. Or am I wrong?

From Mike To All 30 October 2006

Hello spensor spe> The Profi has a similar situation - a complex signal is received from the ROM That is Is the signal generated by the program in ROM?

From Vlad Semchenko To All 30 October 2006

Hello Mike Mik> That is. there is a signal generated by the program in ROM? No :) There 573RF2 is used as a PLM, in general there is no connection with the information ROM.

From Vlad Semchenko To All 30 October 2006

Hello caro car> you're wrong, of course, but for example in Quorum there is ULA (KB01-VG1), on car> whose output contains only the complex signal /SYN. The Profi has a similar situation - a complex signal from the ROM arrives and here, if not cool, you have to resort to the tricks described above.

From Kamil Karimov To All 30 October 2006

Hello Mike Mik> This cannot be, composite synchronization from lowercase and Mik> personnel is going. Or am I wrong? You’re not wrong, of course, but for example, in Quorum there is ULA (KB01-VG1), at the output of which there is only a complex signal /SYN. So we have to extract the personnel impulse from it using an external circuit :)

From Mike To All 30 October 2006

Hello spensor spe> Not:) spe> There 573RF2 is used as a PLM, in general there is no connection with spe> information ROM. That is depending on the situation at the input, it produces a certain value on exit, so what happens?

From Mark Antonov To All 30 October 2006

Hello spensor spe> A similar situation occurs with the Pro - a complex signal from the ROM is received here spe> no matter how you look at it, you have to resort to the tricks described above. This is in the profiles of boards versions 3.x and 4.x. True, there is a free leg, on which sometimes has a CS (apparently depends on the firmware)

From Mark Antonov To All 31 October 2006

Hello Mike Mik> That is. depending on the situation at the input, they issue a certain Mik> output value, so what happens? yes, yes. there are signals from counters at the inputs, and signals at the output synchronization, line feed, blank, int, border