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Analog Devices, in a joint development effort with Sony, has created an analog front-end (AFE) chipset for the digital camcorder market. The AFE architecture,
Sep 1, 2000 12:00 PM,
Cindy Holst
Analog Devices, in a joint development effort with Sony, has created an analog front-end (AFE) chipset for the digital camcorder market. The AFE architecture, designed for Sony by Analog Devices, increases the pixel count of Sony’s Digital Handycam camcorder. The Analog Devices chipset features 520 lines of video resolution and a still-image performance of 1,152 infinity 864 pixels.
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Analog Way will exhibit their newest and most advanced presentation systems and introduce a new media player at Integrated Systems Europe 2024 in Barcelona. Visitors to Analog Way booth...
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