Analog Devices ADV601 Video Codec Datasheet

ADV601 is a low cost multi-format video codec introduced by Analog Devices. The product has precise compressed bit rate control, field independent compression, flexible video interface, supports all common formats, including CCIR-656, general purpose 8-, 16- or 32-bit host interface, with 512 deep 32-bit FIFO.


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Brand
Analog Devices
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
52
File format
PDF
File size
435 KB
Published
27 March, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
Model
ADV601
MD5 checksum
BB513F50A94492EEDAB442AFD9142A50

About this manual

The ADV601 is a low‑cost, single‑chip video encoder/decoder that provides real‑time compression and decompression of CCIR‑601 digital video. It supports a wide range of video formats, offers field‑independent sub‑band coding, and includes a generic 8‑/16‑/32‑bit host interface with a 512‑position, 32‑bit FIFO.

The device integrates video and host interfaces, on‑chip SRAM, and optional DSP support for adaptive quantization. It is suited for applications such as nonlinear video editing, CCTV surveillance, digital camcorders, and broadcast‑quality video distribution.

What's inside

  • General Description
  • Internal Architecture
  • General Theory of Operation
  • Wavelet Kernel
  • Programmable Quantizer
  • Run Length Coder
  • Huffman Coder
  • Pin Configuration
  • Performance Specifications

Specifications

Maximum active field size768 × 288 pixels
Maximum pixel rate14.75 MHz
Host interface width8‑, 16‑ or 32‑bit
Compression ratio rangeVisually loss‑less to 350:1 (4:1 typical loss‑less)
Real‑time PAL compression720 × 288 @ 50 Fields/s

Frequently asked questions

What is the maximum active field size of the ADV601?

The ADV601 can handle a maximum active field size of 768 × 288 pixels.

What is the maximum pixel rate supported by the ADV601?

The device supports a maximum pixel rate of 14.75 MHz.

What compression ratios can the ADV601 achieve?

It can compress from visually loss‑less up to 350:1, with a typical loss‑less ratio of 4:1 on natural images.

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