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FMS6366 Datasheet, PDF (1/7 Pages) Fairchild Semiconductor – Selectable YPbPr HD/SD 4:2:2 Video Filter Driver with Y, C and Composite Outputs
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FMS6366
Selectable YPbPr HD/SD 4:2:2 Video Filter Driver
with Y, C and Composite Outputs
Features
• Pin-compatible version of the FMS6419 for 4:2:2 video
• Requires external delay compensation
• 6th order Standard / High Definition video filters
• YPbPr 4:2:2 filters (8/30MHz : 4/15MHz : 4/15MHz)
• YC Standard Definition filters (8MHz)
• Composite summer output
• DC-coupled inputs, AC-coupled outputs
• Outputs provide 6dB gain to 150Ω AC-coupled loads
• Dual multiplexed inputs
• 0.3% differential gain with 0.1° differential phase
• 5V only
• Lead free (Pb-free) packaging
Applications
• Cable Set top boxes
• Satellite Set top boxes
• DVD players
• HDTV
• Personal Video Recorders (PVR)
• Video On Demand (VOD)
Functional Block Diagram
Description
The FMS6366 Filter Driver offers comprehensive filtering
for set top box or DVD applications. This part consists of
triple 6th order filters with selectable cutoffs for SD or HD.
The filters are in a 4:2:2 configuration such that Y1 switches
between 8MHz (SD) and 30MHz (HD). The Pb and Pr
channels switch between 4MHz (SD) and 15MHz (HD).
The required delay compensation must be performed in the
digital domain prior to filtering by the FMS6366.
An additional S-video path is provided for SD signals. The
Y2 and C signals are both filtered at 8MHz. A composite
summer is included to provide a composite output based on
Y2 and C.
A 2:1 multiplexer is provided on each filter channel with
separate select lines for the YPbPr and YC signals.
All inputs accept DC-coupled ground referenced 1Vpp input
signals. The filter outputs include +6dB of gain resulting in a
2Vpp signal into an AC-coupled dual video load (75Ω).
Y1INA
Y1INB
PbINA
PbINB
PrINA
PrINB
INA/N_INB
HD/N_SD
Y2IN
AUXIN
CIN
0.5V
(Internal)
YC/N_AUX
6dB
8MHz, 30MHz
6dB
4MHz, 15MHz
6dB
4MHz, 15MHz
Y1OUT
PbOUT
PrOUT
6dB
8MHz
6dB
8MHz
Y2OUT
CVOUT
COUT
REV. 1B September 17, 2004