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  • Eight-Channel A/V Decoder Handles Surveillance And Auto Apps

    By Staff, October 31, 2011

    The CX25828 eight-channel video/audio decoder for surveillance applications features eight NTSC/PAL video decoders, nine audio ADCs, and one audio DAC and an industrial-temperature grade version is available for automotive designs.

  • SoC Enables Fluid 1080p Video At 60 FPS

    By Staff, October 17, 2011

    The A7L system-on-chip (SoC) supports full 1080p HD H.264 video at 60 frames per second for fluid motion and can capture up to thirty 16-megapixel still images per second.

  • Neural Net Chip Enables Recognition For Micros

    By William Wong, June 22, 2011

    Cognimem Technologies' Cognimem PM1K neural network chip provides high speed data recognition allowing microcontrollers to handle tasks like image recognition.

  • Media Processor Flaunts Flexible Functionality

    By , April 15, 2011

    Outfitting imaging, audio, embedded-modem, and video-surveillance applications, the second-generation CX92755 media processor supports advanced functionality including HD video encoding and decoding, video/graphics overlay, image processing, and audio and power-supply control.

  • 4:1 HDMI Switch Breaks Speed And Power Limits

    By Staff, April 12, 2011

    Named the world’s fastest and lowest power four-to-one HDMI switch, the PS461 integrates four HDMI receivers and one HDMI transmitter, delivers data rates up to 2.25 Gb/s, and specifies a maximum power consumption of 1W.

  • Video Chips Outfit ARM-Based Electronics

    By Staff, April 01, 2011

    Providing HDMI, LVDS, HDTV, DVI, and VGA outputs, the mixed-signal CH7033, CH7034, and CH7035 convert/transmit current digital-video formats and interface with a wide range of host processors, particularly ARM mobile processors.

  • Demultiplexers Comply With DisplayPort 1.2 And HDMI 1.4a

    By Staff, March 30, 2011

    The PS8336A and PS8336B embark as the first DisplayPort Demultiplexer ICs that are fully compliant with the higher data rates and capabilities of DisplayPort 1.2 and HDMI 1.4a.

  • Thunderbolt and Light Peak

    By William Wong, February 25, 2011

    Thunderbolt is Intel's new high speed peripheral interconnect for data and video. It may challenge or compete with USB 3.0 and Displayport.

  • Chipset Boosts Ultrasound Image Resolution

    By Staff, February 03, 2011

    The MD1715 and TC8020 ultrasound driver chipset generates a five-level waveform for high-resolution imaging.

  • Expect More Cores, Less Power, And Faster Serial Links In 2011

    By William Wong, December 28, 2010

    It's more core and serial interfaces to deliver better power to performance ratios.

  • DTV SoC Delivers Best-in-Class 3D TV

    By , September 23, 2010

    The FLI7540 DTV system-on-chip (SoC) features a first-of-its-kind integrated 3D graphics accelerator (OpenGL-ES 2.0 and OpenVG 1.1 compliant), enabling next-gen Internet TV services, unique user interfaces, and casual gaming.

  • Camera Chip Meets MS Office Communicator, Skype Criteria

    By Staff, September 13, 2010

    The OV9740, a 1/6.5-inch system-on-chip (SoC) CMOS image sensor designed for portable video apps, meets the video-quality requirements of applications such as MS Office Communicator and Skype.

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