Rolling-Phosphor FPGA Optical Bridge
The Mechanics:
A direct-drive FPGA display controller that bypasses full-frame buffer serialization to drive a custom 960Hz rolling-scan micro-OLED panel in synchronous lockstep with legacy 15kHz CRT electron-beam timing. Each scanline is illuminated with a 400-microsecond phosphor decay curve and hardware-decoded optical light-gun photodiode trigger accuracy down to a single clock cycle.
Utilitarian Value:
Restores true zero-buffer CRT motion clarity and native optical light-gun compatibility on modern flat-panel hardware without external scalers.
Target Ecosystem:
Cycle-accurate FPGA console engineering, archival hardware preservation, and competitive retro esports.
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