DVB-T2 Transceiver fosters Digital Terrestrial TV transition.
Press Release Summary:
Accommodating compact designs, BCM3461 integrates low-noise amplifier (LNA), tuner, and demodulator on one chip to deliver second generation Digital Terrestrial TV. This 40 nm DVB-T2 receiver, able to interface with range of STB SoC platforms, drives migration from T1 to T2 as well as transitions from current analog TV systems directly to DVB-T2 via support for DVB-T, DVB-T2 Lite, and DVB-T2. Monolithic device ships with DVB software stack, including MHEG.
Original Press Release:
Industry's First DVB-T2 Solution Advances Digital Terrestrial TV Transition
Broadcom's Single-Chip BCM3461 Receiver Delivers Second Generation Digital Terrestrial TV in a Compact Footprint
LONDON -- 2012 IPTV World Forum
News Highlights:
-- Offers new level of integration to burgeoning DVB-T2 market
-- Seamless interface to a range of Broadcom set-top box SoC platforms
-- Small footprint for compact designs Broadcom Corporation (NASDAQ: BRCM), a global innovation leader in semiconductor solutions for wired and wireless communications, today announced the BCM3461 - the industry's first fully integrated 40nm DVB-T2 receiver - driving the deployment of digital terrestrial services in over 28 countries throughout the world that have formally adopted this standard. Broadcom's new monolithic device enables a significantly smaller and lower cost design. For more news from Broadcom, visit our Newsroom.
Highlights
-- DVB-T2 is the world's most advanced digital terrestrial transmission (DTT) system and is 50% more efficient than any other DTT system in the world.
-- Broadcom's BCM3461 DVB-T2 receiver device integrates a low-noise amplifier (LNA), tuner and demodulator on a single-chip that enables better cost and design efficiencies compared to currently available solutions.
-- Supports DVB-T, DVB-T2 Lite and DVB-T2, driving migration from T1 to T2 and transitioning current analog TV systems directly to DVB-T2.
Availability
Broadcom's BCM3461 is now shipping with DVB software stack including MHEG.
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Quotes
Sam Rosen, Senior Analyst, ABI Research:
"According to ABI Research, the DVB-T2 terrestrial TV system is being adopted by countries throughout Europe including the UK, Italy, Sweden and Finland to deploy next generation TV services, often using bandwidth reclaimed from analog shut-off. Some countries without existing digital terrestrial TV (DTT) implementations like Russia and South Africa plan to launch DVB-T2 in their initial DTT deployments."
Chaz Savage, General Manager at Igloo New Zealand:
"DVB-T2 is a more efficient way to deliver services on a terrestrial network, and we are pleased to work with Broadcom as a key enabler to achieve the next generation of DTT performance. We look forward to deploying the most widely adopted and advanced terrestrial TV system that offers higher efficiency, robustness and flexibility."
Dan Marotta, Broadcom's Executive Vice President and General Manager, Broadband Communications Group:
"The BCM3461 is a great example of Broadcom's ability to enter into new markets and create value for our customers through integration and leading edge performance. With our extensive platform experience, we offer a very compelling system solution to the market."
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