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Old 09 September 2010, 14:49   #6
pandy71
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Originally Posted by orange View Post
I've been thinking, how hard would it be to modify standard 31Khz VGA CRT monitor so that it can display 15KHz picture? (turn it into multisync)
I'm hoping it might be easier than building scandoubler..
LCD PC monitor can be "quite" easily tweaked for 15kHz... CRT is a bit different thing - impedance for all inductance's will be to low, so You need to add variable voltage power supply for whole H circuit, change components (RC) - it can be made but... IMO not worth to bother.
LCD monitors are easier to tweak - only need some uC with usually I2C port and modify some values for AFE and ADC (syncing. levels, sampling, clock recovery) - if You find datasheet for AFE it should be "quite easy"
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