Product Overview
Myson MTV021N-25 Enhanced Super OSD Generator - 16-Pin Plastic DIP for CRT Monitor Menus and Character Overlay
Condition
Unused new old stock (NOS). Sold each. Markings legible: Myson logo, MYSON MTV021N-25.
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Product Overview
Myson MTV021N-25 is an MTV021 Enhanced Super On-Screen Display generator in a 16-pin plastic DIP: the chip a monitor uses to lay menu text and simple graphics over the picture.
Key Features
- Function: Enhanced Super On-Screen Display (OSD) generator for monitors
- Marking: MTV021N-25 printed under the Myson logo
- Package: 16-pin plastic DIP, through-hole
Applications
- Replacing the OSD chip on a CRT monitor main board that calls for MTV021N-25, when the brightness, geometry or input menus stop appearing on screen
- Keeping a spare on the bench for a fleet of older monitors built around the 16-pin MTV021
- Maker projects that put status text over a monitor picture
Frequently Asked Questions
Is MTV021N-25 the same number as MTV021N?
MTV021N-25 is the full number printed on the body. Myson lists each dash suffix as its own orderable number, so a board that calls for MTV021N-25 takes this one.
Will it drop into a board laid out for a 20-pin or 24-pin MTV021?
No. The MTV021 was made in 16-pin, 20-pin and 24-pin plastic DIP, and this is the 16-pin version, so it fits a 16-pin footprint only.
The price per piece drops at each step in the price-break table on this page.
Late in the CRT era, the contrast bar and the input menu floating over the picture were drawn by small chips like this Myson. What appears on the next screen is your text to write.
