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SM5301BS - 3-channel Video Buffer

General Description

Number Name I/O1 Description 1 GINA/UINA I Analog GINA or UINA signal input 2 GSG1 Ipu GOUT/UOUT output buffer gain set input 3 GINB/UINB I Analog GINB or UINB signal input 4 NC No connection (leave open or connect to ground) 5 BINA/VINA I Analog BINA or VINA signal input

Key Features

  • I Supply voltage: 5V ± 10% I VESA-standard ATSC digital TV RGB/YUV video filters I RGB/YUV switching multiplexer function I Synctip clamp input I 0dB, 6dB gain switching function (input-to-output AC signal gain) I Channel-to-channel gain difference: 0.5dB (± 5% supply voltage variation) I Channel-to-channel phase difference: 3.5 degree I Output signal harmonic distortion (all channels): 1.5% I Cutoff frequency: 5 to 37MHz variable I Filter through mode (passband frequency is 46MHz, when gain is 6.

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Datasheet Details

Part number SM5301BS
Manufacturer Nippon Precision Circuits
File Size 200.23 KB
Description 3-channel Video Buffer
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SM5301BS 3-channel Video Buffer with Built-in Wideband Filters with Filter Through Function OVERVIEW The SM5301BS is a video filter LSI with buffered outputs for VESA-standard ATSC digital TV. The filter employs a 5-order Butterworth lowpass filter configuration. The filter characteristics have been optimized for minimal overshoot and flat group delay, it has a variable cutoff frequency and guaranteed output buffer-stage channel gain difference and phase difference values. It has also filter through mode. FEATURES I Supply voltage: 5V ± 10% I VESA-standard ATSC digital TV RGB/YUV video filters I RGB/YUV switching multiplexer function I Synctip clamp input I 0dB, 6dB gain switching function (input-to-output AC signal gain) I Channel-to-channel gain difference: 0.