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Article #1074sync signal generator
From: BHB3
Date: Fri, 04 Aug 1989 16:01
Date: Fri, 04 Aug 1989 16:01
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Does anybody know hwat the loewst cost device that would generate a 60Hz video sync signal would be. Preferably it would be best crystal locked. I have already tried the sync out from a commercial RCA video camera. It didn't work well enough. I was able to borrow a digital time base corrector and the sync sigal for it worked. The specific application is an Ardent Workstatio computer. The RS-170(NTSC) output from it requires that you put in a external sync signal.
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