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William Sommerwerck
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I'm considering selling my Pioneer SD-1100 vectorscope. But I'd like a display
to replace it.
Question: Does anyone know of a chip that can accept X and Y "voltages", and
graph their instantaneous values to an NTSC raster? (Which, of course, is what
you'd need if you wanted to turn a video display into a real-time vector
display.)
I searched a bit, but couldn't find anything. (There's software that does this
for XYZ-format files, but that isn't at all what I'm looking for.)
Thanks in advance.
to replace it.
Question: Does anyone know of a chip that can accept X and Y "voltages", and
graph their instantaneous values to an NTSC raster? (Which, of course, is what
you'd need if you wanted to turn a video display into a real-time vector
display.)
I searched a bit, but couldn't find anything. (There's software that does this
for XYZ-format files, but that isn't at all what I'm looking for.)
Thanks in advance.