MC141622EVK
MOTOROLA
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3. BOARD OPERATION
3.1 ACF–II Operating Mode
AFC–II has four operating modes. Any one of these modes can be selected using the digital code input
to MODE 0 and MODE 1 using ROTARY SW. The function of each mode is as follows.
(1) Normal fsc Mode
This is the mode for usual Y/C separation. It separates Y/C from the video signal that is input to the A/D
converter.
The coring parameter of the vertical enhancer can be set up by the digital code that is input to C0 – C3
(block level parameter), C4 – C7 (white level parameter), and D4 – D7 (noise slice level parameter).
The clock is a 3.579545 MHz subcarrier input to the CLK connector; the built–in 4x PLL generates 4xfsc
clock.
(2) Normal 4xfsc Mode
This mode is used for Y/C separation. It separates Y/C from the video signal that is input to the A/D converter.
The coring parameter of the vertical enhancer can be set up by the digital code that is input to C0 – C3
(block level parameter), C4 – C7 (white level parameter), and D4 – D7 (noise slice level parameter).
The clock is 14.31818 MHz which is a 4x subcarrier input to the CLK connector.
(3) Digital Input Comb Filter Mode
This mode uses the A/D converter, filter, and D/A converter as two independent blocks. The digital data
converted by the A/D converter is output on C0 – C7. Data input on D0 – D7 is processed by the ACF–II.
Filtering is performed by the algorithm of ACF–II and the Y/C video is output as analog signals from Y
out
and C
out
. These two blocks can operate with input clock signals that have different frequencies or phases
and can be operated independently by using the CLK(AD) for the A/D converter, and the CLK input for
the D/A converter.
The clock is 14.31818 MHz which is a 4x subcarrier input to the CLK connector and the CLK(AD) connector.
(4) Digital Output Comb Filter Mode
In addition to the normal Y/C analog outputs, the MC141622EVK can provide the Y/C signals as digital
luminance and chrominance signals. The digital luminance data is output on C0 – C7 and the digital
chrominance data is output on D0 – D7. This digital data can be modified by other digital processing.