At 07:23 PM 11/3/98 -0500, you wrote:
>An aside question, here:
>If I wanted to make a low power TV transmitter to go with one of these
standard 1v p-p video out CCDs, could I just amplitude modulate a video
carrier freq. with the output of the camera and then send that? I assume
that all of the sync signals, etc, are provided by the camera.
>Thanks,
>Sean
>At 06:41 PM 11/3/98 +0000, you wrote:
>>On Mon, 2 Nov 1998, Lawrence Lile wrote:
>> What kind of infrared performance do they have?  Most of these CCD
cameras can see a ways into infrared, I've got a night vision app  that
might work real well.
>>Probably lousy. 1 lux is not exactly top class nowadays. You also need a
better lens than standard.
>> I'd like to shove this signal into a standard US VCR but know nothing
about formats for these signals.  What is EIA and CCIR?
>>EIA is what you want for NTSC (even B/W). CCIR covers PAL and SECAM (also
including B/W).
>>The key for you is '1 V standard video output'. This is what a VCR will
take at its standard input.
>>Peter
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