Interface Controller drives HD flat panel displays.
Press Release Summary:
Model SVH-1920 provides full-screen buffering, multi-panel support, and range of inputs including ARGB, DVI, and Video with upgrade path for HD-SDI connection. Board can drive TFT LCDs at resolutions from VGA to WUXGA, with full screen image expansion. Featuring High-Quality Advanced Scaling, with support for non-linear scaling modes, unit includes dual-channel TTL and dual LVDS transmitters for direct connection to LCD panels, and can process 16.7 million colors.
Original Press Release:
New Interface Controller Provides Single-Board Analog/Digital Interconnection Solution For Driving High-Definition Flat Panel Displays
Morgan Hill, CA, May 23, 2005 - The new SVH-1920 from Digital View is a feature-rich, multi-sync interface controller designed to support the latest generation of high-resolution LCDs and high-definition video FPDs. It provides full screen buffering, multi-panel support, and a range of inputs - including ARGB, DVI and Video, with an upgrade path for an HD-SDI (High Definition Serial Digital Interface) connection.
This high-performance controller board can drive TFT LCDs at resolutions from VGA all the way up to WUXGA, with full screen image expansion and excellent picture quality. It provides a convenient, cost-effective single-board solution for a wide variety of OEM monitor and packaged flat panel display applications, including 1080I, 1080P, 1035I, 720P, 480I, and 480P HDTV formats.
"The SVH-1920 incorporates two key technologies to offer a unique solution for high-definition LCDs, " said Dusty Perryman, Sales Manager at Digital View, Inc. "It uses the most advanced video scan conversion and de-interlacer video-processing ICs, and combines them with Digital View's ability to drive multiple panels from a single controller board, regardless of manufacturer."
The SVH-1920 provides much faster output, eliminating any artifacts in the image when it gets to the screen, according to Perryman. It is ideal for applications such as DTV, HDTV, FPTV, film post-processing, medical diagnostic displays, digital signage and a range of high-reliability military applications.
"The TV industry is moving away from 640 x 480 pixel VGA resolution to 1920x1200 pixel WUXGA," noted Perryman, "and the entire infrastructure has to be upgraded. The SVH-1920 provides a single-board solution to do this. It's ideal for the new 1080I video standard, where the output signal from the computer will be1920 x 1080 pixels and the resolution of the panel must match that exactly."
SVH-1920 features include:
o High-Quality Advanced Scaling, with support for non-linear scaling modes
o Analog RGB Input Port supporting up to WUXGA @ 60 Hz, with support for analog component (YpbPr) video input
o Video input port for optional ITBU 656 and 24/16-bit YUV input
o Variable-size PiP and PaP display capabilities
o Frame Rate Conversion and Interface
o RealColor® Technology
o Advanced OSD
The SVH-1920 accepts analog RGB and DVI-D computer input signals as well as interlaced video input signals. It comes equipped with dual-channel TTL and dual LVDS transmitters for direct connection to LCD panels, and can process up to 16.7 million colors.
Measuring only 179mm x 120.4mm (approx. 7-in. x 4.74-in.) with a low 16mm profile, the compact SVH-1920 includes an on-screen display (OSD) function menu with buttons for function control, and full up/down, lower/higher resolution image scaling to fit a higher/lower resolution panel, such as SVGA up to UXGA or UXGA down to XGA.
Sample prices start at $475.00 (U.S.) each. For details, contact Digital View, Inc.
For more information, contact Dusty Perryman at Digital View, Inc., 18440 Technology Drive, Building 130, Morgan Hill, CA 95037. Tel: 408-782-7773; Fax: 408-782-7883; www.digitalview.com.
Established in 1995, Digital View is one of the world's leading suppliers of flat panel controller boards and other advanced connectivity solutions for the flat panel digital display industry, with more than 250,000 controllers deployed around the world. The company offers an extensive range of flat panel controller boards, on-screen display (OSD) boards, LCD interface cards, interconnection cabling and everything else users of flat panel displays need to get their panels up and running.
