The LUXBEAM® building blocks includes a variety of video interface standards for consumer and industrial applications.
Both analog and digital interfaces can be supplied, depending on the customer’s specifications with regards to cost, image quality, space limitations and other design parameters. All video interface electronics are well proven through VISITECH's extensive experience in video processing. A custom designed front-end board will typically include one or more of the video formats listed below. The LUXBEAM® building blocks enables fast and low risk development program.
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Video front-end signal formats
HDMI
HDMI, High Definition Multimedia Interface, is an interface for digital video and audio signals using a relatively small connector.
VGA
VGA, Video Graphics Array, is still the most commonly used interface on video projectors and other display devices.
S-video
S-video or Separate video is used for NTSC or PAL purposes, and is an analog interface.
Composite
Composite video is also called CVBS (Composite Video Blanking and Sync) and is used in PAL or NTSC video signals.
DVI
DVI, Digital Video Interface, is a video interface standard for high quality and high resolution signals, and was designed to succeed the VGA interface.
SDI
SDI, Serial Digital Interface, is mainly used for professional broadcast (PAL/NTSC) and digital cinema purposes.
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