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NXT2002 VSB/QAM
Receiver - Overview
The NXT2002 Multimode VSB/QAM demodulator is configurable to
work in either the ATSC compliant 8 VSB mode for terrestrial
broadcasting or in the ITU-J.83B/SCTE DVS-031/ DOCSISTM compliant
64 QAM or 256 QAM modes for Digital TV-Cable Connect and Digital
TV-Cable Interactive reception. The NXT2002 is designed for
off air and cable digital television receiver, Set- Top, PCTV,
and datacast applications where cost and industry leading performance
is a must.
The NXT2002 is a highly integrated solution to DTV reception
demonstrating superior performance in the presence of multipath,
phase noise, impulse noise, adjacent and co-channel interference
in terrestrial and cable environments. The NXT2002 handles 0dB
echoes through a wide range of delays.
The sparsed equalizer provides better AWGN performance, exceptional
dynamic multipath tracking, and less stochastic jitter than
conventional equalizers. Advanced integrated adaptive control
provides fast reliable acquisition and re-acquisition. These
advancements in equalizer technology improve the overall demodulator
performance resulting in reliable operation in environments
where competing solutions may not acquire or maintain signal
lock.
Features include automatic acquisition and reacquisition of
the DTV signal. The NXT2002 is capable of reporting detailed
statistical and signal quality information to the host processor.
The RF Sense input together with the signal quality information
enhance the end users ease of operation. The improved
AGC control allows separate programmable gain compensation between
the RF and IF blocks optimizing the gain distribution. Six programmable
ports are user configurable. The NXT2002 provides the tuner
with a buffered interface configurable for I2C compatible, 3-
or 4- wire control. The NXT2002 can be configured to operate
from a 25 MHz crystal or from an external 25 MHz clock source.
The on-chip integration of the ADC, AGC integrator, tuner control
and the all-digital carrier recovery circuitry further reduces
the cost of external components.
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