[opendtv] Samsung VSB DTC Chip to Work in Harsh Environments

  • From: "Dale Kelly" <dalekelly@xxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: <opendtv@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Tue, 18 Jan 2005 15:24:01 -0800

      This may be good news from Samsung. Perhaps they will offer an STB 
version. 
      Samsung VSB DTC Chip to Work in Harsh Environments
      As noted in last week's RF Report, electronics manufacturers are showing 
increased interest in the ATSC tuner market. Last Wednesday Samsung Electronics 
introduced its S5H1406 DTV receiver chip, which it claimed establishes "a new 
standard for terrestrial (VSB) and cable (QAM) digital TV broadcasting 
performance." The Samsung press release said the chip "enables digital TV 
receivers to acquire and track signals in harsh environments such as multi-path 
channel conditions, dynamic conditions with multiple signal variations and 
where the overall receiving capability is weak." 

      The chip includes an advanced demodulator and synchronization detector as 
well as a higher performance equalizer and forward error correction. Samsung 
said that in independent field tests, the S5H1406 "succeeded in acquiring and 
tracking the signals of five domestic terrestrial digital TV broadcasts. 


      The S5H1406 complements the Samsung' S5H2200 dual MPEG-2 decoder and CPU 
with "Digital Natural Image engine," Samsung's proprietary image improvement 
technology. 


      Dojun Rhee, vice president of the Samsung ElectronicsSoC R&D center said, 
"With the highly-integrated SoC device for digital TV we introduced last year, 
Samsung now offers a total solution in the digital TV area, from broadcast 
reception to image playback and image quality enhancement." 
     

 
 
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