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| DTV on a chip
- An Overview |
Workshop Description: |
| DTV’s
rapid growth in popularity is spurred by the high-definition
video quality as well as the availability of a variety of new
features and services including video on demand (VoD), gaming,
security, PVR, interactive TV, merchandising and Web browser
capabilities. In this half-day Workshop, an overview of Digital
TV technology and its system-level block diagram will be provided
and main blocks will be discussed. Dr. Jordan Isailovic, will
covers the video chain from the initial capture of video content
to the final viewing experience. Applicable compression technologies
such as MPEG will be reviewed. Topics that will be reviewed,
include:
- Digital Television architecture and functionality
- MPEG TV
- System Interfaces
- Major video processing building blocks
- Trade-off between performance and cost.
- Multi-format picture decoding in support of high definition
AVC, H.264, VC-1, AVS and MPEG-2 streams
- Aspect ratio conversions; AFD, closed captions 608/708
- Synchronization in the MPEG world; Lip-sync and latency
issues
- Conditional access, authorization and control
- Strategic consideration for the design of digital TV system-on-chip
products
- Major trends and Future A/V Standards [H.265, etc.]
- Looking beyond HD: 3D, Hi-vision, mobile TV, etc.
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Who Should Attend: |
| Engineers,
technical management, system architects, technology analysts,
systems developers and integrators, etc., who are interested
in getting a comprehensive overview of the Digital TV technology
and its single chip opportunity would greatly benefit from this
half-day informative workshop. |
Instructor: |
| Dr. Jordan
Isailovic is a Professor of Electrical Engineering at California
State University. He is the author of Videodisc and Optical
Memory Technologies and Videodisc Systems: Theory and Applications.
He has authored numerous technical articles and holds several
patents on digital information storage techniques and video
signal processing. He presented the world's first public engineering
course on videodisc technology (January 1982) and taught the
world's first graduate courses on videodisc and optical memories
(CD, CD-ROM, etc.). For more details about Dr. Isailovic see:
www.jritechnology.com/Instructor.pdf. |
Date, Time & Location |
| Thursday,
November 6th, from 2:00 PM – 4:45 PM in Room A.
Radisson
Hotel Newport Beach. |
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