Automotive High Definition Link Decoder Evaluation Board
The Automotive High Definition Link (AHL) platform comes with two evaluation boards (EVB). One is an AHL transmitter with integrated AHL encoder (RAA279971), HDMI input...
The RAA279972 is a high-definition analog video decoder designed for automotive applications. It supports single-ended, differential, and pseudo-differential analog composite high-definition AHL video inputs. The high-quality 10-bit video ADC converts the signal to digital, and a proprietary AHL adaptive comb filter separates Luma and Chroma data to output a YUV422 digital video signal over a two-lane MIPI-CSI2 interface or a DVP/BT.656 parallel interface. The RAA279972 has integrated short-to-battery and short-to-ground detection and image enhancement features, making it an ideal solution for demanding high-resolution automotive camera applications. When paired with the RAA279971 encoder, an analog video link is established over a single wire pair.
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Datasheet - Short-form | PDF 89 KB | |
Datasheet | PDF 2.28 MB | |
Product Change Notice | PDF 156 KB | |
White Paper | PDF 290 KB 日本語 , 简体中文 | |
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The Automotive High Definition Link (AHL) platform comes with two evaluation boards (EVB). One is an AHL transmitter with integrated AHL encoder (RAA279971), HDMI input...
The Automotive High Definition Link (AHL) platform comes with two evaluation boards (EVB). One is an AHL transmitter with integrated AHL encoder (RAA279971), HDMI input...
This board provides rich connectivity, including Wi-Fi mirroring of mobile screens and Bluetooth® Low Energy (LE) connectivity, and low-cost solutions required for...
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Watch the image quality comparison between Automotive High-Definition Link (AHL) and digital video, and find out how AHL technology works.
Blog Post | Jul 13, 2021 |