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The VGA Interface Technology Based on FPGA

Boya Shi

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The design of a field programmable logic devices based on the FPGA of multi-mode VGA display interface. Through the design of a new sub-frequency algorithm, so that the interface can support from VGA up to 13 SVGA display mode, in the actual use of embedded systems in FPGA can substitute for VGA display chips, saving the computer process, Speed up the data-processing speed, saving the cost of hardware.

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The design of a field programmable logic devices based on the FPGA of multi-mode VGA display interface. Through the design of a new sub-frequency algorithm, so that the interface can support from VGA up to 13 SVGA display mode, in the actual use of embedded systems in FPGA can substitute for VGA display chips, saving the computer process, Speed up the data-processing speed, saving the cost of hardware.

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The design of a field programmable logic devices based on the FPGA of multi-mode VGA display interface. Through the design of a new sub-frequency algorithm, so that the interface can support from VGA up to 13 SVGA display mode, in the actual use of embedded systems in FPGA can substitute for VGA display chips, saving the computer process, Speed up the data-processing speed, saving the cost of hardware.

Key concepts: Video Graphics Array, Field-programmable gate array, Computer science, Interface (matter), Computer hardware, Embedded system, Process (computing), Mode (computer interface)

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