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In article <gregg.8@bss1.umd.edu> gregg@bss1.umd.edu (Gregg Piermarini) writes:
>Does anybody have any info/data sheets etc on a LM1881 chip.  It is a video 
>sync separator...also, although this may be a really general question..what 
>is the easiest way to separate the data from the video signal to display on 
>a computer monitor?  If any one has info or can point me in the right 
>direction I'd be greatly appreciated!
>gregg@bss1.umd.edu

I assume that you have standard NTSC video that you want to put on
your computer monitor.  If it is a composite monitor, it should work fine.
If you have an RGB monitor, you can make a circuit using a chip (can't remember
the number) that converts NTSC to RGB.  It was profiled in Radio-Electronics
a year or two back.  It was in their descrambling series.
However if you are starting with RF, you'll want to get a tuner--or run it
through your VCR, to get the baseband video (then go back to the beginning
of this paragraph).
Hope this helps...
Mike WZ0C