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The LC74763 and LC74763M are on-screen display CMOS LSIs from SANYO. These integrated circuits superimpose text and low-level graphics onto a TV screen using a video signal, controlled by a microcontroller.
The display features a structure of 12 lines by 24 characters, supporting a maximum of 288 characters. Each character is configured with a 12 by 18 dots structure. The LSI provides 128 characters, including space fonts, and offers three character sizes: normal, double, and triple. Display starting positions can be set at 64 horizontal and 64 vertical locations. Additional functions include reverse video capability on a per-character basis and two types of flashing with periods of 0.5 and 1.0 second.
Key features include a built-in horizontal/vertical sync separation circuit, AFC circuit, and synchronization detector. The device supports serial data input in 8-bit units for external control. Video output is provided as a composite video signal compatible with multiple formats, including NTSC, PAL, PAL-M, PAL-N, PAL60, NTSC4.43, or SECAM.
This surface-mount LSI is suitable for various electronic equipment applications where on-screen text and graphics overlay are required.
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The display structure is 12 lines by 24 characters, supporting up to 288 characters.
It can display a maximum of 288 characters and provides 128 characters in its set.
The LC74763 supports three character sizes: normal, double, and triple.
It supports composite video output in NTSC, PAL, PAL-M, PAL-N, PAL60, NTSC4.43, or SECAM formats.
Yes, characters can be inverted on a per-character basis using the reverse video function.
Two flashing types are available with periods of 0.5 and 1.0 second.
It uses serial data input in 8-bit units for external control.