Inova Semiconductors, Introduces Chip Set, Designed for Digital Video Surveillance and Security Operations
Posted on: Thursday, 19 October 2006, 09:00 CDT
Inova Semiconductors, a fabless semiconductors manufacturer, introduces a new chip set, APIX ("Advanced Pixel Link"). The high speed point-to-point link allows a loss-free transfer of uncompressed videos and images up to 1 Gbit/s through standard CAT5 STP cables at distances up to 50m. The APIX chip set can be to form a loss-free distributed video network.
This product is ideally suited for digital video surveillance and security operations or inspection systems using DIF/CIF-resolution cameras up to 60 fps. The APIX chip set (transmitter and Receiver) doesn't require any content compression codec. In addition, the chip set offers an integrated 18 Mbit/s real-time, bi-directional return channel. This allows a remote camera link to be established -- the camera signal, bi-directional I2C bus plus power supply for the camera require not more than a tiny two pair copper cable.
The new APIX chip generation is available in a variety of QFN RoHS compliant packages to meet the specific requirements of different applications. The camera-dedicated types (INAP125T/R12) offer a 10...12 bit interface plus control signals (digital RGB interface) while the 18...24 bit types (INAP125T/R24) are striving for digital display applications like remote terminals or control panels up to VGA/SVGA resolution.
The APIX is priced at $11.00 in quantities of 100 or less
Inova Semiconductors' products are distributed by Symmetry Electronics
For more product info please see Inova Semiconductors homepage: www.inova-semiconductors.com
Inova Semiconductors: Inova Semiconductors specializes in reliable high speed serial data communication products for Gigabit/s data transfers through standard STP copper cables up to 50 m, or through fiber optic cables up to 550 m and more.
Inova Semiconductors' GigaSTaR® technology has achieved major advancements in digital visualization, infotainment, Information Systems, interactive Remote Terminals (Human Machine Interface), video broadcasting systems in hotels, buildings and offices, and high resolution camera surveillance systems.
Source: Business Wire
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