Television – Synchronization – Sync generation
Patent
1995-01-18
1996-12-03
Peng, John K.
Television
Synchronization
Sync generation
348521, H04N 506
Patent
active
055813038
ABSTRACT:
A programmable CPU running at a video display rate, or a sub-multiple thereof, is used to generate the timings by loading control registers on the fly. In a preferred embodiment, a very reduced instruction set is used to generate VSYNC, HSYNC, and CSYNC signals. The CPU executes instructions out of an Instruction SRAM. The CPU's main goal is to load a pair of backing registers before a down counter reaches the value of zero.
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Djabbari Ali
Gilbert Douglas J.
Grant Chris
Peng John K.
Radius Inc.
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