Fujitsu releases Transcoders with Built-in Memory

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Fujitsu releases Transcoders with Built-in Memory

Fujitsu has announced the development of three second-generation transcoders with built-in memory, the MB86M01, MB86M02, and MB86M03. The new products, which are bi-directional H.264/MPEG-2 transcoders, can convert both video and audio data, and can also perform full HD (1920 x 1080) conversions. Even with built-in memory, they deliver very low-power consumption, consuming only 1.2W. Sample shipments of the new products will begin towards the end of March 2012.

Fujitsu Semiconductor has responded to these needs by enhancing the functionality of its first generation transcoders, which were widely used in hard disk PVRs and other equipments as well as mobile products. The company developed second-generation transcoders with built-in memory, the MB86M01, MB86M02, and MB86M03, which can convert H.264 video data into even higher-compression H.264 video data (the H.264 transrating function), and are packaged in an even smaller form-factor, so that they can be used in products for markets around the world.

The MB86M01 and MB86M03, whose compact packages measure 13mm square, are ideal for mobile products, while the MB86M02, with a 21mm square package, is better suited for home electronics equipment.

Fujitsu Semiconductor will continue to enhance its line of ASSP products for video recording equipment, mobile products, and cameras, with a focus on LSI devices for video processing.


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