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2 / 14 page ![]() 2/14 TA0310 Analog video formats capacitance on the order of pF. In this situation, the driver must maintain high stability even under capacitive loads. Set-top boxes can also feature an analog video input featuring the same constraints. The choice of the video source is done via the set-top box. The source signal can be delivered from a DVD or a video camera, for example. The amplifier can be very specific, including features such as buffer+filtering (ex: STv6433) or video matrix (STv6412), or, linked to the market trend, it can be embedded in the chipset. On the other hand, the amplifier stage can also be a discrete solution using transistors or high-speed op- amps. Where the customer’s goals are speed and space-saving, high-speed op-amps provide an advantage as compared to a transistor solution. For this reason, there is currently a market for the high- speed op-amps in broadcast video applications. 4 Analog video formats The format of the analog video signal is very important in order to evaluate the frequency and amplitude contraints required of the high-speed op-amp. There are three main division of signal formats, each giving a different quality of television image. The first type of signal format is comprised of three separate signals based on the R,G and B signals. This signal form is the "purest" video signal, providing the highest quality image. The three R, B and G signals feature the same bandwidth. This bandwidth is directly linked to the video resolution. In standard video broadcast, we use commonly YIQ, YUV or YPbPr, where appears the Luma (Y), (I,U,Pb) and (Q,V,Pr) are a component of R, B and Y. In of all these formats, three signals are driven. The second type of signal format is based on two signals, such as Luma-Chroma (Y/C) or S-Video, where C is the Chroma. Both are a coding of RGB signals linked to the NTSC, PAL and SECAM video standards developed in the USA, Europe and Asia. Figure 1: Location of op-amps in video applications DVD Set-Top-Box CAMERA SCART PLUGs output output input output TV Terrestrial Cable Satellite Cable Satellite 150 Ω Load 75 Ω line 75 Ω line 75 Ω line 75 Ω line 150 Ω Load 150 Ω Load Capa Load Capa Load Capa Load input input |
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