Adaptive crosshatch signal generator

Computer graphics processing and selective visual display system – Data responsive crt display control – Data responsive deflection and intensity control

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ABSTRACT:
An adaptive crosshatch signal generator includes a frequency detector for detecting a horizontal scanning frequency, a square calculator supplied with the detected output of the frequency detector, and a variable pulse width multivibrator controlled to have an output pulse width substantially in inverse proportion to the squared output. Longitudinal lines of a crosshatch signal are formed by the output pulses of the multivibrator. The crosshatch signal has a longitudinal line width which is always substantially equivalent to the distance between adjacent scanning lines and is generated by using a simplified configuration irrespective of input signal format.

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