Video Signal Processing
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Video mixers and effects
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Video Effects Unit - unit provides various wipe patterns for
use when video dubbing, wipes one signal to black, it does not
provide mixing between two separate input signals
Computer video generation circuits
Video overlay
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Video Clock Superimposer - This circuit superimposes the time
of day in the bottom right-hand corner of an existing video
signal, based on PIC16C711
Digital video technology
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24-bit RGB Video Digitizer - designed for use as the front end
of a digital video processor
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Amiga Frame Grabber Documentation - This document describes
the hardware and software for an Amiga based video digitizing
system.
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Closed-Caption Decoder with serial output - based on a
PIC16C71, an �lantec EL4581C sync separator, and an LM393 dual
comparator
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Dirt Cheap Frame Grabber V2.02 - This is a very cheap and
simple but bad quality video digitizer for PC. The purpose of the
DCFG is to simply provide a very simple method to grab video
pictures and display them on a computer monitor. The DCFG requires
at least a 80286 or better and a VGA display to run.
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Homebuilt Video digitiser Mk1 - A "video-digitiser" captures
television pictures from a TV set, camera, or video recorder,
etc., and forwards them to a computer for display, storage, or
general manipulation. This document describes a home-built
digitiser which interfaces to an EPP (or bi-directional) parallel
port on IBM PCs.
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Homebuilt Video digitiser Mk2 - A "video-digitiser" captures
still frames from a TV set, video camera, or video recorder, etc.,
and forwards them to a computer for display, storage, or general
manipulation. This document describes the MarkII version of a
home-built digitiser which interfaces to an EPP parallel port on
IBM PCs. MkII supports colour captures (PAL/NTSC decoding in
software).
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Homebuilt digital video TBC/standards converter - This project
is a timebase corrector/standards converter. There is only a
partial projecgt description available.
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Software-based PAL colour decoding - This page explains the
issues concerning the decoding of colour from broadcast-standard
television pictures, and presents software algorithms and a
Windows-based application capable of colourising digitized
PAL-encoded still-frame images with very high quality. This is an
interesting project in practical image-processing!
Video measurements
Video circuit design tips
Combining many signals to one cable
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Camera power and video use same coax cable - It is convenient
to run both the power and the video signal through one coax cable
but it needs some extra electronics on both ends of the coaxial
cable. The circuitry at the monitor end of the coax cable supplies
all the power to the coaxial cable with 24V through a gyrator
circuit. The camera end uses a 12V fixed-voltage regulator to
supply 12V to a CCD video camera. A driving transistor on camera
end modulates the video on the 20V-dc line.
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Single Coax Carries Video, Power, and Channel-Select Signals -
This is and interresting application note in pdf format.
TV antenna circuits
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TV antenna amplifier - covers the frequencies from 40 to 900
MHz, suitable frequency rage for FM or TV antenna amplifier
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UHF-TV Booster - This is a UHF-band TV pre-amplifier which
uses special HF transistors , BFQ85 or BFR90.
Misc circuits
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Adjustable LNB Power Supply Is DiSEqC Compatible - This
circuit provides a digitally switchable 13V or 17V for the
low-noise block (LNB) typically found in satellite receivers at
the antenna feedhorn. This variation of supply voltage "tells" the
remotely located LNB electronics whether it should set the antenna
polarization clockwise or counterclockwise, which thereby
eliminates the need for an interface and cable connection to the
antenna. The circuit shown also supports an emerging and more
sophisticated communications bus called the DiSEqC standard (for
Digital Satellite Equipment Control).
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Closed-Caption Decoder - This is a closed-caption decoder with
serial output, based on a PIC16C71, an �lantec EL4581C sync
separator, and an LM393 dual comparator (for data slicing with
automatic threshold).
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High Gain Video Amplifier - This circuit from Maxim
application note provides 40 dB amplification with 10 MHz
bandwidth.
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Maxim Video Circuits application notes
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Old LCD projector To LCD Display - The old LCD projectors were
made to work with overhead displays. Basically, they were clear
panels and you would have to provide some bright source of light
behind them, so they would "project" their image on a wall.
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PI6ATV circuits - video switchers, modulators and signal
generators for amateur TV
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Single Coax Carries Video, Power, and Channel-Select Signals -
This is and interresting application note in pdf format.
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The KD2BD Video Operated Relay - turns on relay if there is
video signal present in the input
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TV-Out Connection with CRT Discharge Protection - how to
protect video outputs of sensitive ICs, pdf file
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Applying the ML6431 Video Genlock Using the ML6430/ML6431
Evaluation Kit - The ML6430/6431 Evaluation Board contains a
single package IC Genlock capable of correcting for VCR glitches
and head switching, tape dropouts, missing sync pulses, freeze
frames, high speed playback, and camcorder gyro errors. It also
generates sampling frequencies for video and audio along with
signals for both horizontal and vertical signal processing. All of
this is available in PAL, NTSC, and some VGA formats. The ML6431
differs from the ML6430 in its internal register structures. This
is really for VCRs with "dropped" syncs. The colour subcarrier is
defined by a crystal.
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