Snell presents 24 new products from its IQ range

Compatible with 3GBPS emerging standards, as well as analog signals, SD and HD, these new components are intelligent, flexible and centralized.

In order to help televisions to carry out a fluid transition to high definition and a 3 GBPS environment, Snell today presented a total of 24 new modular products of its IQ range in IBC’09. In addition to the 3GBPS/HD/SD support, the components announced today present characteristics of advanced solutions for the conversion of fiber optics and Dolby E/D processing.

David Creed, director of Engineering at SNNEL, has highlighted during the presentation that as the industry continues to evolve, the expansion of this modular range allows television stations easily integrate the components for a better use of 3GBPS in high -width applications, fiber optic links, long -signs transport and Dolby technologies. ”

The modular IQ components presented today include a new processing platform designed to handle all audio and video processing tasks. Multiple products and variants within this platform allows Broadcasters to combine costs and savings of space in unique modules based on complete solutions with the specific functionality required. These modular components IQ offer flexible connectivity through numerous interface options thus supporting an effortless growth and allowing the simple expansion of an infrastructure.

The new modular IQ components intended for the 3GBPS/HD/SD operation include a range of advanced multifunction synchronizers for analog signals and integration and insertion aes for advanced processing applications; amplifiers for distribution, and numerous fiber optic transmitters, as well as several receptors and transmitters-receivers. To cope with compressed audio work demands, Snell has also expanded the modular IQ range with embeddor and multifunction audio and the incorporation of advanced Dolby E/D modules.