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CGA ---> Analog RGB

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From: sjm2228
Date: Wed, 26 Aug 1992 03:46
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Several years ago, I constructed several of these devices which employed
only four transistors, resistors, caps, and diodes.  The design looked
terrible on paper. ( the horizontal sync pulse was rectified and filtered to 
provide a DC power supply for the transistors).   However, the device performed
quite well, was cheap and self-sufficient.  I have lost my schematic
and thus I don't know exactly how the signal matrixing was done.
Does anyone recall this circuit?  Any help will be greatly appreciated. 
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