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Application Information (Continued)

In dual channel output modes, if Register 15H, Bit 5 is set to

one, then HSOUT will transition on the rising edge of

DATACK instead of the falling edge as shown in the timing

diagrams.

All DATA and DATACK outputs are placed in high impedance

tri-state mode when the chip is in power down. No pull-up or

pull-down features are present in the high impedance state.

Refer to the specific sections regarding the other logic out-

puts for their configuration during power down or low power

modes of chip operation.

2.6.1 Output Termination

All data and timing outputs are high speed CMOS drivers

and should be properly terminated to reduce EMI and opti-

mize signal integrity. Each output should have a series ter-

minating resistor located as close to the output pin as pos-

sible. The value of the terminating resistor is dependant on

the printed circuit board trace impedance. The optimum

performance will be when the output impedance of the chip

plus the terminating resistor is equal to the characteristic

impedance of the printed circuit board trace. Typical output

impedance of the ADCS9888 SOGOUT, DATACK and

DATACKB is around 30

Ω, while the HSOUT, VSOUT and

DATA are 90

Ω.Sofora150Ω trace impedance, the optimum

terminating resistor values would be 120

Ω and 60Ω respec-

tively.

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3.0 SYNC INPUTS AND PROCESSING

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3.1 SYNC On Green Input

The Sync-On-Green input is provided to support applications

where separate TTL Hsync and Vsync inputs are not pro-

vided. In these applications, the composite sync information

is provided on the Green video signal. The SOG input ac-

cepts an AC coupled version of the green input signal. This

signal is clamped, and then further processed to extract the

horizontal and vertical sync signals.

3.1.1 Sync Slicer

The Sync Slicer is an adjustable clamp/comparator. First the

input is clamped so that the most negative voltage is set to

equal an internal reference voltage. This clamped signal is

then fed into a 5 bit adjustable comparator to provide a logic

level signal with the analog video data removed and only the

sync signals remaining. The default comparator setting is

160 mV above the reference voltage. Adjustment increments

are in 10 mV intervals with a resulting comparator range

from 10 mV to 330 mV.

Optimal settings will be lower than those used with the

Analog Devices AD9888. The recommended starting value

is a setting of 00111b, but the best setting is dependent on

amplitude of the input video signal and synchronizing pulse.

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