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CEL and THine introduce high performance HD video interface for industrial, machine vision, surveillance, and automotive applications

December 12, 2016 By Danielle Kirsh

THine Electronics, a semiconductor company focusing on high-speed serial interfaces, announced an AEC-Q100 (Grade 2) compliant single-chip solution (THCV241-Q) that integrates the MIPI CSI-2 interface with THine’s well established V-by-One HS product family.

The new THCV241-Q is optimized for advanced camera requirements including:

  • High definition support (e.g., 1080p, 4K2K)
  • Uncompressed real-time, zero-latency video transmission
  • 50x increase in maximum transmission distance – from 30 cm to 15 meters
  • 360-degree rotation at an affordable price point
  • Lower BOM cost
  • Smaller circuit boards for more compact designs, new product form factors and higher reliability

Because today’s high-resolution CMOS camera modules mainly use the MIPI CSI-2 protocol output for its high data rate, transmission distance is limited to about 30 cm. However, MIPI CSI-2 integrated in the THCV241-Q processor chip extends cable length to 15 meters for uncompressed 1080p video data via a shielded twisted pair or a single coaxial line. In cars, for example, a clear rear view image is available to any point inside the vehicle without compression-induced latency. High Dynamic Range image displays in vehicles achieve unparalleled clarity.

THine also offers various receiver chips that support 150MHz parallel output and Open LDI (LVDS) output for 2-megapixel images or 1080p and plans to develop more line-ups. In addition, because the THCV241-Q processor supports transmission through a slip-ring, PTZ cameras do not need close proximity to the application processor.

The THCV241-Q’s outstanding video transmission performance also reduces costs and camera system size restrictions. For example, compared with Open LDI (LVDS) transmission, THCV241-Q transmission requires only one-fourth as many expensive slip ring cores, for a 75% cost reduction in the internal interfaces of PTZ cameras.

Samples are scheduled for release in Dec. 2016. To speed time to market and reduce design expense, THCV241-Q design support will include Evaluation Boards, application notes, datasheets, etc. CEL and THine have established design support in North America as well as Japan and the rest of Asia.

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