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PC-TV PCIe chips suit Mini card apps

Posted: 18 May 2007

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Keywords: PC-TV PCIe processors hybrid PCIe processors MicViper 1H-MC MicViper/MicPython 1H-X

[Summary of tips] Micronas has announced the availability of the APB 71x6/8I ATSC/QAM-256 and DVB-T hybrid PC-TV PCIe processors that provide advance functionality and performance compared to existing TV processors.Micronas' comprehensive IP library of field-proven cores like ATSC/QAM, DVB-T, PCIe and A/V decoding with 3D comb filter option, ena......

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Related Terms

What is PCIe?
"PCIe or PCI Express is a high-speed peripheral interconnect introduced by Intel Corp. in 2002. Initially used for high-speed display adapters, and eyed to eventually replace the PCI and AGP buses entirely, PCIe was designed to match the higher speeds of today's CPUs. "

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Refers to a system that accepts a program as input, prepares it for execution and executes the process defined with data to produce results. Can be a short term for a microprocessor or central processing unit (CPU) in computer.

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