Analog Devices Introduces ADV7525 and ADV7526 HDMI Tansmitters for 3-D Display Resolutions, Extended Colorimetry and Longer Battery Life
Analog Devices introduced ADV7525 and ADV7526, two of the industry’s smallest and thinnest low-power transmitters to incorporate HDMI® (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) version 1.4 specification support for 3-D display resolutions and extended colorimetry. With a 25 percent smaller footprint than competing offerings (only 3.45 mm x 3.45 mm x 0.505 mm), ADI’s low-power transmitters –the 80 MHz ADV7525 and the 150 MHz ADV7526 –enable mobile device designers to achieve new levels of miniaturization, flawless HD video performance and power efficiency. They are compatible with the industry’s smallest, lowest power ADV7611 and ADV7612 receivers recently announced by ADI.
The ADV7525 and ADV7526 support HDTV formats up to 720p60f/1080i and 1080p/60f at 1.8 V, making them effective for ultra-slim, power-sensitive handheld designs, including mobile phones, gaming consoles, portable media players, mobile Internet devices, digital still and DSLR cameras and camcorders.
The ADV7525 and ADV7526 offer complete audio support of S/PDIF (Sony/Philips digital interface format) for compressed audio, including Dolby Digital® and DTS®; and 8-channel I2S audio for transmitting stereo at sample rates up to 192 kHz. With the inclusion of embedded support for HDCP 1.3 (high-bandwidth digital content protection) processing, the transmitters allow the secure transmission of protected content.
ADV7525 and ADV7526 HDMI Tansmitters
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More information about HDMI Tansmitters can be found at Analog Devices Website
