Re: Playing Vector Games on the Big Screen

yes it's 25mhz and capable of driving about 200kpps, which is more a function of
the ISA bus... It's come down to this.. I gotta put my money where my mouth
is... the process simular to a logic state machine, doesn't process points but
is only for timing

Looking at it... It's quite amazing how the output stage can run thru multipliers,
timers, latches, load the 2 DAC's, and latch... and settle in less than 1 clock
cycle.. then the CRT audio grade drive transistors and YOKE being able settle 6
million repeatable different positions per second.

Neil Bradley wrote:

> > >the next revision of the Board will be using all surface mount.. and a
> > >FPGA to remove almost all of the
> > >ttl logic to the bus
> > When you say, "it does work", are you talking about with lasers or with CRTs?
> > Are you hoping to sell this to people with CRTs, lasers, or both?
>
> It's just a guess, but with an 8052 driving it, I'd say it's probably a
> laser system only. I can't imagine how any speed of 8052 would be able to
> drive a vector monitor at the resolution needed.
>
> -->Neil
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