At 18.03 2005.04.27 +1000, you wrote:
>ThePicMan wrote:
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>>Just curious, what IC does it use?
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>You won't see markings on it.

Woha, a full-custom designed ASIC! :^)


>The designer, not me :-)

Of course! The joy of selling thru someone else. :-)



>Don...
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>>>===============================================
>>>Micro to VGA adapter.
>>>
>>>Apr-2005 Now Shipping.
>>>Micro-VGA Adapter. RS-232 DB-9 to VGA DB-15.
>>>New resolutions and modular format announced:
>>>- uVGA-128 : 128x64 (64 colours) due April 2005
>>>- uVGA-256 : 256x200 (64 colours) due April 2005
>>>- uVGA-320 : 320x240 (64 colours) due May 2005
>>>- uVGA-640 : 640x480 (64/256 colours) due June 2005
>>>- uVGA-800 : 800x600 (64/256 colours) due June 2005
>>>The MicroVGA is a graphics adaptor that allows the display of text characters &
>>>an unlimited number of graphic patterns.
>>>The MicroVGA can be interfaced to any host micro controller, embedded device or
>>>a PC with a serial port. The 15 pin
>>>connector is simply connected to any standard VGA monitor.
>>>
>>>http://www.dontronics.com/micro-vga.html
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>-- 
>Don McKenzie
>E-Mail Contact Page:       http://www.e-dotcom.com/ecp.php?un=Dontronics
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>RS-232 to VGA. Many resolutions http://www.dontronics.com/micro-vga.html
>USB to RS232 Converter that works http://www.dontronics.com/usb_232.html
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