• Mezzanine board delivers video signals

    The bitsi-Video input/output mezzanine board interfaces NTSC/PAL signals to Sharc processors on host boards in real time. It captures and displays composite/S-Video signals for real-time image-processing applications. Using square pixel or CCIR601 data formatting, the video board encodes from, and decodes to, 8-bit YCrCb-formatted digital data. Two link ports return processed video data to the bitsi-Video board for conversion to analog data. BittWare Research Systems, 33 North Main St., Concor
    Sept. 1, 1998

    Mezzanine board delivers video signals

    The bitsi-Video input/output mezzanine board interfaces NTSC/PAL signals to Sharc processors on host boards in real time. It captures and displays composite/S-Video signals for real-time image-processing applications. Using square pixel or CCIR601 data formatting, the video board encodes from, and decodes to, 8-bit YCrCb-formatted digital data. Two link ports return processed video data to the bitsi-Video board for conversion to analog data. BittWare Research Systems, 33 North Main St., Concord, NH 03301; (603) 226-0404; Fax: (603) 226-6667.

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