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ADCS9888 - 205/170/140 MSPS Video Analog Front End

General Description

The ADCS9888 is a high performance Analog Front End (AFE) for digital video applications at resolutions up to UXGA.

It performs all the analog and mixed signal functions necessary to digitize a variety of computer and component video sources.

Key Features

  • n 205 million pixels/s conversion rate n Digitally programmed gain and offset for red, green and blue color balancing n Compatible with RGB and YUV/YPbPr video signals Typical.

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ADCS9888 - 205/170/140 MSPS Video Analog Front End September 2004 ADCS9888 205/170/140 MSPS Video Analog Front End General Description The ADCS9888 is a high performance Analog Front End (AFE) for digital video applications at resolutions up to UXGA. It performs all the analog and mixed signal functions necessary to digitize a variety of computer and component video sources. The ADCS9888 has a 3 channel, 8 bit 205 MHz ADC with full DC restoration and gain/offset compensation. Full processing of synchronization signals is included with on-chip PLL locked to the pixel rate. Digital sync and analog sync-on-green signals are supported. Flexible data output modes support a variety of downstream data capture and processing applications.