Mitsubishi C-3919

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Mitsubishi C-3919
Overview
Brand
Model
C-3919
Released
1983
Type
Computer monitor
Screen size
19″
Aspect ratio
4:3
ECID
Tube
Mask
Shadow mask
Gun type
In-line
Visible area
380 × 280 mm
Visible diag.
19″
Power
Voltage
100–120V / 220–240V
Frequency
50Hz,60Hz
Consumption
200W (max)
Scan Range
Horizontal
15.5–24 kHz
Vertical
40–90 Hz
Inputs
Rear
RGB In
RGBHV (BNC)
5 BNC connectors (R, G, B, HD, VD). HD input accepts composite sync (CSYNC) or horizontal sync; VD accepts vertical sync. Use HD alone for CSYNC operation.
Outputs
Rear
RGB Loop
RGBHV (BNC)
5 BNC loop-through outputs for daisy-chaining additional monitors. Set termination switches to HI when looping through.
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The Mitsubishi C-3919 is a 19-inch professional color display monitor manufactured by Mitsubishi Electric for use with the Advanced Electronics Design (AED) 512 and 767 Color Graphics Terminals. It features an in-line gun shadow mask CRT with self-convergence technology.

Features

The C-3919 is designed for high-resolution graphics display, capable of showing up to 2000 characters or 441,600 pixels. Key features include:

  • Self-convergence design requiring no electrical convergence adjustments
  • Switchable 75Ω / high-impedance input termination for daisy-chaining multiple monitors
  • Anti-spark circuit protection
  • Stable convergence with less than 0.5mm deviation in the center and 0.8mm elsewhere
  • Video amplifier frequency response of ±3dB from 50Hz to 20MHz
  • Rise and fall times shorter than 20ns
  • Warm-up time of 20 minutes maximum

The monitor supports both sync-on-green (RGsB) and separate sync (RGBS) configurations via its BNC inputs.

Specifications

  • Video input levels: 0.7–1.5 Vp-p for RGB, 1.0–5.0 Vp-p for sync
  • Blanking time: Horizontal <9.5μs, Vertical <0.8μs
  • Raster size regulation: <4mm change with 0–200μA beam current
  • Linearity: Better than ±7%
  • Raster distortion: Less than 2% of raster height


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