The standard AES3 signal can carry up to two channels of digital audio, either on 110 ohm twisted pair or 75 ohm coaxial cable. However, a single coaxial, and for that matter fiber-optic cable, is ...

Santa Clara, Calif.—Aimed at professional broadcast video applications, National Semiconductor Corp. launched six serial digital interface (SDI) products that are optimized to perform to Society of ...

INTERNATIONAL BROADCASTING CONVENTION, AMSTERDAM — National Semiconductor Corporation (NYSE:NSM) has introduced a multi-rate video reclocker that supports both standard-definition and high-definition ...

The Digital Video Interface and Serial Digital Interface standards are similar in concept but very different in execution. Backward compatible with the High Definition Multimedia Interface, or HDMI, ...

Since its inception, video has been running over coaxial cable. In the early days, the PL-259 connector, sometimes known as the UHF connector, was used. Shortly after the conversion to color, the BNC ...

Belden Serial Digital Interface (SDI) Video Coax Cable delivers uncompressed digital video signals to support professional video equipment. The portfolio of Belden SDI Cables is the world-wide ...

This paper presents a new interface between the two main chips typically found in Wireless LAN (WLAN) devices: the digital baseband part (BB) and the radio transceiver part (RF). This interface is a ...

National Semiconductor has introduced a 3Gbit/s serial digital interface (SDI) chipset which will support low jitter transmission of 1080p high-definition (HD) broadcast video at up to 60 frames per ...

This file type includes high resolution graphics and schematics when applicable. Practically every electronic product made today uses one or more serial data interfaces. A serial interface is the ...

The 3-Gbit/s LMH0384 SDI EQ from National Semiconductor simplifies the design of broadcast video routers, production switchers, distribution amplifiers, and editing and conversion equipment, according ...

This is just a general question. I know, obviously, that there are RS-232 "serial ports" and IEEE 1284/Centronix ports "parallel ports," and that these are "digital" connections. Then you have things ...