MPEG-H Audio IP
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HDMI 2.0 Transmitter
- Compliant with HDMI 2.0 specification and HDCP 1.4 Specification compliant
- Supports high-definition video with up to 4K resolution
- Support for up to 48-bit Deep Color
- Supports industry-standard S/PDIF for digital audio using IEC 60958 2-channel PCM, and compressed (encoded) audio data (DTS, AC3, MPEG Audio) using IEC 61937 format
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DAB modulator
- Fully compliant with ETSI EN 300 401 V1.4.1 2006-06, for DAB
- DAB-Modes: I, II, III, IV
- All protection levels supported
- Synchronous design
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Multichannel Sound Controller
- Multichannel sound controller for consumer electronics applications
- Support S/PDIF and 4-channel I2S interfaces
- Sound buffers of arbitrary size in external memory
- Relaxed requirements for interrupt handling
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Multi-rate Audio DAC/PLL Core
- Operates from single 27/54MHz clock.
- Ideal for MPEG, AC-3, DVD systems
- Internally generates audio sample clocks
- Multi-sample rates: 32, 44.1, 48 KHz
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MPEG Transport Stream Multiplexing & Encapsulation Engine
- MPEG Transport Stream Multiplexing & Encapsulation
- RTP Encapsulation
- Easy Integration
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H.265/HEVC 422 10bit Decoder for 4K
- Video stream
- - Compliant with ITU-T H.265, ISO/IEC 23008-2
- - Main / Main 12 Profile Level 1 to 6.1
- - Input format: Annex. B
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H.265/HEVC 422 10bit Encoder for 4K
- Compliant with ITU-T H.265, ISO/IEC 23008-2
- Main / Main 12 Profile Level 1 to 6.1
- Input format: Annex. B
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MPEG-1/2 + AAC Audio Decoder
- MPEG-1/2 and AAC decoders are compliant with the ISO/IEC 11172-3, 13818-7, and 14496-3 audio standards, using Fraunhofer IIS high quality software
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MPEG-2 Transport Stream Encapsulation for SMPTE2022
- Brings full interoperability with VSF recommendations to carry SDI over SMPTE2022-1/2 using JPEG 2000 Broadcast profile in MPEG-2 TS over IP
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1394B I/O
- Single-chip solution: The PHY IP can be combined with Link Layer IPs, creating smaller solutions. Additional components can be added to create a System On Chip (SOC) solution.
- Flexible number of ports: Commercially available PHY chips have a fixed number of ports which for small peripherals is often overkill. On the other hand, host adapter would likely benefit from 3 or more ports and a hub could even have more than that. For a PHY based on FPGA technology, the user can customize the number of ports as required.
- Optional debug and test features: Optionally the user can include debug and test features like BERT (Bit Error Rate Test) Low level data monitoring and recording
- Field-upgradable: The used FPGAs are field upgradable thus allowing the addition new features or bug fixes, even if the device is already in the field.