行场时钟（Line clock）.docVIP

行场时钟（Line clock） HSPW: the line sync pulse width (about 4.8us (4.8/ clock (1.6.4))) HBPD: line of sight, front shoulder HFPD: line of sight after the shoulder (these two should be slowly adjusted to determine the left and right position of the image) Line frequency (14.9~22.35) =1/ ((HSPW+1) + (HBPD+1) + (HFPD+1) +320) * (1/6.4 clock) As long as the frequency in this range can be. VSPW: field sync pulse width (N/P system seems to be a bit different, usually 2.5 lines, take 3-1 is OK) VBPD: frame visible front shoulder VFPD: frames visible rear shoulder The two is used to adjust the frame in the upper / down position, if the frequency is 60 words, one frame time is 1/60 = 16.67ms, if the frequency is 15.75, a time line for the 1/15.75=0.064ms, a frame head office number 16.67/0.064 = 262 lines, 262 = ((VSPW+1) + (VFPD+1) + (VBPD+1) So, as long as the line, you can calculate the clock and other parameters, as long as the field synchronization of the image, can certainly come out, only need to fine tune the position of it. Also, if your clkval_calc = 9 words, HCLK=133, the point clock should be 133/20 and should be at 6.65M. UiWidth: LCD screen line number, that is, scanning a line, how many points need to be drawn on the screen. Column number of uiHeight: LCD screen. VBPD: the column starts waiting for the cycle, that is, LCD shows that each frame starts with VBPD cycles and no image output. VFPD: column end wait cycle, that is, LCD shows that each frame has VFPD cycles at the end and no image output. VSPW: field sync pulse width refers to the number of Vsync pulses for low power cycles. HBPD: line start waiting cycle, that is, LCD shows that each row starts with HBPD cycles and no image output. HFPD: line end wait cycle, that is, LCD shows that each line has HFPD cycles at the end and no image output. HSPW: line sync pulse width refers to the period in which Hsync takes DCLK for low power consumption. The above VBPD, VFPD, VSPW are for field synchronization, HBPD, HF