Video display control circuit

Computer graphics processing and selective visual display system – Display peripheral interface input device – Light pen for fluid matrix display panel

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345193, G09G 114

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ABSTRACT:
A video display control circuit includes a reading circuit for reading address data in a video RAM pointer. The video RAM pointer designates an address in a RAM where an address data to be supplied to a character ROM pointer is stored. The character ROM pointer designates an address in a ROM where character data by which characters are displayed on a screen are stored. If the address data read from the video RAM pointer is earlier in access time than a selected address of the video RAM, into which a new address data is required to be re-written, operation of re-writing data of the video RAM is not carried out, so that flickering or momentary black-out of the display caused by the re-writing operation may not occur.

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