AD723
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The AD723 is a low cost RGB-to-NTSC/PAL encoder that converts analog red, green, and blue color component signals into their corresponding luminance and...
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Hello,
I have questions about AD723.
The start point of color burst from AD723 seems to move on AD723 Eval Board (AD723EB rev.B).
Could you see attached file "Color_burst_AD723_rev01.xlsx" for more detail?
Thank you!
Best regards.
Tamu
Hi Tamu,
According to SMPTE-170M the color burst is suppose to start 19 subcarriers after the falling edge of Hsync. One subcarrier is ~226ns. Depending on the phase of the subcarrier the actual count down may begin at slightly different times. What is important that the subcarrier begins at approxiametly the right time and last long enough for the monitor to phase lock to the frequency so the correct color can be generated.
BTW: nice capture and comparisons on the attachment.
Hi Tamu,
According to SMPTE-170M the color burst is suppose to start 19 subcarriers after the falling edge of Hsync. One subcarrier is ~226ns. Depending on the phase of the subcarrier the actual count down may begin at slightly different times. What is important that the subcarrier begins at approxiametly the right time and last long enough for the monitor to phase lock to the frequency so the correct color can be generated.
BTW: nice capture and comparisons on the attachment.