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Figure 10.1 Color CRT and Phosphor Dots on Face of Display.

Explore various video signal generation methods and display designs with examples of VGA image layouts, font memory data, and more in a MIPS computer setup. Learn about CRT phosphor dots, color bars, and sync signal timings.

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Figure 10.1 Color CRT and Phosphor Dots on Face of Display.

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  1. Figure 10.1 Color CRT and Phosphor Dots on Face of Display.

  2. Figure 10.2 VGA Image - 640 by 480 Pixel Layout.

  3. Figure 10.3 Vertical Sync Signal Timing.

  4. Figure 10.4 Horizontal Sync Signal Timing.

  5. Figure 10.5 CLPD based generation of VGA Video Signals.

  6. UP3core VGA_SYNC

  7. Video LED Design Example

  8. Video Color Bar Design Example

  9. Figure 10.6 Font Memory Data for the Character "A".

  10. Figure 10.7 Accessing a Character Font Using a ROM.

  11. UP3core CHAR_ROM

  12. Character Test Design Example

  13. Figure 10.8 MIPS Computer Video Output.

  14. Figure 10.9 Display and Compute clock cycles available in a single Video Frame.

  15. Figure 10.10 Bouncing Ball Video Output.

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