PLL, what is it?

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  • #19227
    James-F
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      There are 3 PLL related settings in the OSSC, can someone please clarify what exactly do they do?
      I assume PLL stands for Phase Locked Loop, but how does it relate to video and sync?

      Allow TVP HPLL2x
      H-PLL Pre-Coast
      H-PLL Post-Coast

      #19232
      nmalinoski
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        The Wiki has descriptions for those settings here, here, and here; or are you looking for detail beyond what the manual contains?

        #19233
        James-F
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          Indeed I am.

          Each of the H-PLL functions does something very specific and I am determined to know what exactly it is.
          Anyone?

          #19301
          marqs
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            Additional details can be found in TVP7002 datasheet.

            #19306
            James-F
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              Thank you.
              So the OSSC is an FPGA controlled TVP7002 which is a brilliant idea. 🙂

              If I understand correctly PLL stabilizes the HSync because HSync is somehow unstable or distorted when VSync is active?;
              and H-PLL pre/post coast are the region in time where the PLL locks/unlocks a more stable HSync signal while the VSync does its job and replaces the unstable HSync with the fixed-HSync while it’s active.
              Please confirm…

              Now that raises few question;
              Why the analog HSync during Vsync so distorted that it requires fixing before digitization?
              Why some consoles require more than other?
              How a CRT handles it?

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