I need to separate out the vertical and horizontal sync signals from a composite sync output, what's the easiest way to do this? I assume that there is a simple circuit which would do the job?
Thanks
I need to separate out the vertical and horizontal sync signals from a composite sync output, what's the easiest way to do this? I assume that there is a simple circuit which would do the job?
Thanks
Its called a sync separator.
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Perhaps..
Thanks, but doesn't the LM1881 just separate the sync signal from the video in a composite feed? What I need to do is split off the horizontal and vertical syncs from a signal that is composite sync only.
The LM1881 should do the job for you. Unless I'm seriously mistaken, the chip doesn't need video, in fact, the first thing the LM1881 does is to strip off the video to create a composite sync signal. From there, the vertical and horizontal syncs are generated and sent to separate outputs. You should be OK to use this chip.
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You are thinking of a sync stripper.
CWatters suggested a 20 year old sync separator IC from National Semiconductor.
Available in small quantities at
----------------------------------------------- IC, LM1881M, 8-SOIC Jameco#: 245542 RoHS: No MFG: NATIONAL SEMICONDUCTOR MFG#: LM1881M PRICE: $2.34
----------------------------------------------- IC,LM1881N Jameco#: 107140 RoHS: No MFG: NATIONAL SEMICONDUCTOR MFG#: LM1881N PRICE: $2.85
----------------------------------------------- IC,LM1881N/NOPB Jameco#: 107141 RoHS: Yes MFG: NATIONAL SEMICONDUCTOR MFG#: LM1881N/NOPB PRICE: $5.55
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