BCM7251SUPKFSBB

 

MULTIFORMAT HD DIGITAL VIDEO/AUDIO SOC FOR SATELLITE, IP, AND CABLE DVR SET-TOP BOX

The BCM7251SUPKFSBB  is a set-top box (STB), colloquially known as a cable box and historically known as a television decoder.

The BCM7251SUPKFSBB is an information appliance device that generally contains a TV-tuner input and displays output to a television set and an external signal source. The purpose of BCM7251SUPKFSBB is to turn the source signal into content in a form that can then be displayed on the television screen or other display device.

The BCM7251SUPKFSBB is a high definition (HD) System-on-Chip solution that supports the essential features of cost-optimized satellite, cable, and IP set-top boxes. 

The BCM7251SUPKFSBB performs its functions flawlessly by combining a fast 1100-DMIPS MIPS32/MIPS16e™-class CPU, a high-speed 2D graphics processing. The BCM7251SUPKFSBB also includes a video motion adaptive and scaling deinterlacing. Also consisting of an ultra-flexible data transport processor, a video decoder with a MPEG-4/VC-1/MPEG-2/AVS. The BCM7251SUPKFSBB has a programmable audio decoder. There are different digital to analog converters in the BCM7251SUPKFSBB unit. The different converters are six video DACs (Digital to analog converters) and a stereo high-fidelity audio DAC. The BCM7251SUPKFSBB offers a highly optimized level of single-chip system performance making it ideal for many STB (Set-top box) applications.

Compared to the previous models and other devices available, the BCM7251SUPKFSBB has many advantages due to its flexibility and compliance with different modules. For instance, compared to the previous models, the BCM7251SUPKFSBB has an advanced multi-format decoder that supports many modules, including the newly integrated modules such as HD/SD MPEG-2 Main profile main and high levels. The BCM7251SUPKFSBB’s audio processor is one of the most advanced audio processors used in the system on chip solutions. The advanced audio processor is capable of supporting a large number of peripherals. The details of the peripherals and modules are present in the datasheet. Compared with alternatives, the 2D effect graphic engine of BCM7251SUPKFSBB has an edge. Processing studio quality and texts at HD resolution and is more than capable of supporting multilayers and windows OS (operating system).

A few other features that make the BCM7251SUPKFSBB a pioneer in its field are the Mosaic mode used for video-rich navigation, a Motion-adaptive deinterlacer with reverse 3:2/2:2 pull-down. In terms of security, the BCM7251SUPKFSBB has a Broadcom security processor and AES/1DES/3DES/CSS/CPRM/DTCP copy protection.

The features and functionality of the BCM7251SUPKFSBB make it an ideal candidate for applications in the digital entertainment industry. The BCM7251SUPKFSBB finds its use in cable television, satellite television, over-the-air television, and other entertainment purposes.

 

 

 

 

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