Nigel Goodwin wrote:
> 
> In message <047974F9FCEAD011AC1600A0C942CE8B1A60D7@stanmail.omnibus.co.u
> k>, Mark Birks <m.birks@OMNIBUS.CO.UK> writes
> >Hi all,
> >
> >Am thinking of using this chip to convert RGB to PAL & NTSC.
> >
> >It seems to have everything on board except the colur burst generator.
> >
> >Has anyone used or got any advice on using this chip and suitable
> >circuits for the colour burst ?
> 
> Hi Mark,
> 
> As you're in the UK go to your local Maplin shop, in the July 1997
> edition of the Maplin Magazine they published a project using the
> CXA1645 Encoder I/C. The article gives a full circuit diagram, and you
> can buy a complete kit, or just a PCB.
> 
> As with most projects in these magazines, there is a decent discription
> and nice large! diagrams - including the alterations for NTSC operation
> (for those unfortunates who have an inferior TV system :-), should
> provoke a reaction from the USA PICLIST members!).
> 
> The full kit is order code LU74R, priced at £25.49.
> The PCB is order code GJ12N priced at £4.49.
> 
> The magazine should still be available, either through the shops, or via
> mail order from their head office.
> --
> 
> Nigel.
> 
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Not at all I agree, I mean we are just using a 40 - 50 year standard
enhanced for color.

Mike Keers