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- Intersil
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- X98027
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Intersil X98027 Video Digitizer Datasheet
The X98027 is a 3‑channel, 8‑bit analog front‑end video digitizer designed to convert analog RGB or YUV graphics signals from PCs, workstations and set‑top boxes. It offers a fully differential design with high PSRR and dynamic performance, supporting resolutions up to QXGA at 60 Hz.
Key features include a 275 MSPS conversion rate, programmable input bandwidth (100 MHz‑780 MHz), automatic black‑level compensation, a digital PLL with pixel‑clock output from 10 MHz to 275 MHz, and integrated voltage regulators for single‑supply operation.
Intersil X98027 specifications
| Maximum conversion rate per channel | 275 MSPS |
|---|---|
| Input voltage range | 0.35 Vpp – 1.4 Vpp |
| PLL clock jitter | 250 ps peak‑to‑peak |
| Typical power dissipation | 1.2 W |
| Analog supply voltage (Va) | 3.3 V (3.0 V‑3.6 V range) |
| Digital output HIGH voltage | 2.4 V (Io = 16 mA) |
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Ratings, dimensions and ordering codes, for selection and design work.
Questions answered in these manuals
What is the maximum conversion rate of the X98027?
Each channel can convert at up to 275 MSPS.
What supply voltage does the X98027 require?
The analog and digital supplies operate from 3.0 V to 3.6 V, with a typical value of 3.3 V.
What is the maximum conversion rate of the X98027?
The X98027 can convert video signals at up to 275 MSPS per channel.
From: Intersil X98027 Handbook
What input voltage range does the X98027 accept?
It accepts video input voltages from 0.35 V to 1.4 V peak‑to‑peak.
From: Intersil X98027 Handbook
What is the X98027’s maximum conversion rate?
The device can convert up to 275 MSPS per channel.
What is the pixel‑clock output frequency range?
The digital PLL provides a pixel clock from 10 MHz to 275 MHz.