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(Created page with "Me farting around with an analog scope ==Composite Video Signals== <gallery> File:SC3000CompVid.jpg|From a Sega SC-3000, which uses a TMS9918 VDP. Composite video goes through a simple buffer circuit and then out from a 5-pin DIN connector. File:SG1000ModdedCompVid.jpg|From a Sega SG-1000, which also uses a TMS9918. I modded this console with a DC-coupled circuit based on the THS7314, and the resulting output is rather strong as shown in the scope. File:SG1000IIModdedCo...") |
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For the three shots, I used the title screen of the game Hustle Chumy as a test. | |||
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File:SC3000CompVid.jpg|From a Sega SC-3000, which uses a TMS9918 VDP. Composite video goes through a simple buffer circuit and then out from a 5-pin DIN connector. | File:SC3000CompVid.jpg|From a Sega SC-3000, which uses a TMS9918 VDP. Composite video goes through a simple buffer circuit and then out from a 5-pin DIN connector. | ||
Latest revision as of 07:11, 26 June 2024
Me farting around with an analog scope
Composite Video Signals
For the three shots, I used the title screen of the game Hustle Chumy as a test.
From a Sega SC-3000, which uses a TMS9918 VDP. Composite video goes through a simple buffer circuit and then out from a 5-pin DIN connector.
From a Sega SG-1000, which also uses a TMS9918. I modded this console with a DC-coupled circuit based on the THS7314, and the resulting output is rather strong as shown in the scope.
From a Sega SG-1000 II which uses the Sega 315-5066 ASIC. Here, I tapped a test point labeled TP1 to get composite video out, which taps the video signal before it goes to the RF modulator. Looks OKish on a display but I think there's room for improvement here
