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EL4102C - 500MHz Video Front End: 4-1 MUX/ VGA & DC-Restore

General Description

The EL4102C VFE (Video Front End) is designed to perform all of the input processing functions in an analog video system as well as provide analog input processing for digital video systems.

The EL4102C VFE contains a 4:1 MUX input, a DC-restore amplifier and a variable gain amplifier.

Key Features

  • 4:1 multiplexer with monitor out 18dB variable gain amplifier DC-restore amplifier Digital control serial interface ±5V operation 500MHz bandwidth General.

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Part number EL4102C
Manufacturer Elantec Semiconductor
File Size 272.26 KB
Description 500MHz Video Front End: 4-1 MUX/ VGA & DC-Restore
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EL4102C - Preliminary EL4102C - Preliminary 500MHz Video Front End: 4-1 MUX, VGA & DC-Restore Features • • • • • • 4:1 multiplexer with monitor out 18dB variable gain amplifier DC-restore amplifier Digital control serial interface ±5V operation 500MHz bandwidth General Description The EL4102C VFE (Video Front End) is designed to perform all of the input processing functions in an analog video system as well as provide analog input processing for digital video systems. The EL4102C VFE contains a 4:1 MUX input, a DC-restore amplifier and a variable gain amplifier. The MUX input can be used to select which input to use. In a digital system, the DC-restore and variable gain amplifiers allow the input signal to be positioned and scaled to give optimum A-to-D conversions results.