WT8043 - Synchronous Signal discriminator for Multi-Sync Display Monitor

The WT8043 by ETC is a Synchronous Signal discriminator for Multi-Sync Display Monitor. Below is the official datasheet preview.

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Part number	WT8043
Manufacturer	ETC
File Size	84.23 KB
Description	Synchronous Signal discriminator for Multi-Sync Display Monitor
Datasheet	WT8043_ETC.pdf
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WT8043 Product details

Description

The WT8043 is a silicon monolithic circuit designed for synchronous signal processing of multi-sync display monitors capable of coping with many kinds of PC's and workstations.

Features

Accepting separate H&V Synchronous signals with any polarities Support VESA VGA (640x480, 640x400, 640x350), VESA SVGA (800x600), European SVGA (800x600), VESA new SVGA (800x600), XGA (1024x768) and 1280x1024. Also including NEC (24K) mode, 3 VESA New 75Hz timing modes and Apple MAC II (35k) mode. Capable of processing horizontal frequency from 25KHz to 80KHz Capable of processing vertical frequency from 50Hz to 120Hz Standard IBM video mode control outputs (1024x768, 640x48.

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Published: Apr 17, 2005 |