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In article <1993Jan18.150944.3677@cfmu.eurocontrol.be> chris@cfmu.eurocontrol.be (Christophe Paquay) writes:
>
>       I know that the TEA1002 is a PAL encoder but I need more
>    information about it, and I can't find it in my data books.
>    If somebody knows this TEA1002 or has information about it
>    I will appreciate to receive them. 
>
>       What's the pinout, for what is it design, ... ?
>
>       In fact I'm looking for components that can help me to
>     build a converter from RGB video to PAL.
>
I don't know about the TEA1002, but Maplin Electronics in the UK sell the
TEA2000 which appears to do a similar job. It can convert a 6 bit binary
TTL compatible input (providing 64 different colours) into either a PAL
or a NTSC compatible signal. A constructional article using this chip appeared
in the Dec 88/Jan 89 issue of 'Electronics - The Maplin Magazine' (Vol. 8,
no. 29). Maplin sell a PCB and kit for this project. Alternatively they sell
all the parts individually. I don't know whether the TEA1002 has digital or
analogue inputs, so it may not be quite the same. If you are interested in
further details, please email me.

-- Gary
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