Help with OV7620 sensor connected to FPGA

I'm trying to implement an OV7620 sensor on a Spartan 3 (Xilinx FPGA) to
display on VGA, the problem is to syncronize the sensor data with VGA
exit. The sensor is already programed to send data in progressive mode by
2 channels:

channel Y   G G G G
channel UV  B R B R

Please, somebody can tell me how to syncronize with a monitor to display
data on VGA?

Regards!!! 

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     coco.ram@gmail.com "raul_ma" wrote:

>I'm trying to implement an OV7620 sensor on a Spartan 3 (Xilinx FPGA) to
>display on VGA, the problem is to syncronize the sensor data with VGA
>exit. The sensor is already programed to send data in progressive mode by
>2 channels:
>
>channel Y   G G G G
>channel UV  B R B R

So you have RGB data in 4:2:2 format non-interlaced.

>Please, somebody can tell me how to syncronize with a monitor to display
>data on VGA?

This sounds like homework, as you should have at least worked out what
the interface specifications of the VGA monitor is, to work out what
will be needed to drive it. Then you should have worked out what you
need to convert from camera to monitor format including timing.

Go find a book on digital video, and do some research.

Look at old postings in this group for such questions before.

Sounds like you have started from I have these chips, now lets think of
what we can do, then wondering why it does not plug 'n pray.

It seems to me that so many people think making a OV7620 or similar device
work is like plugging in a webcam.

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