Panasonic Semiconductor
MN2WS0025
Single-Chip HDTV System LSI
Product Brief
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MN2WS0025 FEATURES
MN2WS0025 BENEFITS
■ Plug-and-Play/OpenCable™ and DVB ready with a on-
chip CableCARD™ interface and Common Interface.
■ Reference design available including OpenCable™ soft-
ware stacks.
■ Video input for ITU-R BT.656 format.
■ Video scaling and aspect conversion.
■ Unified Memory Architecture. Main memory is DDR333
or DDR400 SDRAM with capacity from 128 Mbits to 2
Gbits.
■ NAND flash memory interface (8- and 16-bit) that sup-
ports ECC calculation and error detection.
■ Compact BGA package, 23 mm2, with maximum power
consumption of only 2 W.
■ 32-bit RISC CPU delivers 200 MIPS and makes efficient
use of system resources by using variable-length
instructions.
■ Transport decoder can demultiplex one stream from up
to 3 sources; 48 PID filters, 40 section filters, supports
partial TS output.
■ Conditional access support: DES-ECB for Plug-and-
Play/OpenCable™, Multi2 descrambler for Japanese
satellite, and DVB common descrambler for Europe.
■ Available 2-channel audio digital input with synchroniza-
tion to video signal output.
■ Video and audio decoding for MPEG1, MPEG2
(MP@HL, MP@ML, SP@ML, MP@LL), AAC, and
Dolby® Digital (AC-3).
■ Built-in CableCARD™ interface reduces system cost.
■ Complete hardware and software design package dra-
matically reduces time-to-market.
■ Optional software modules support a variety of DTV
functions including the CableCARD™ stack for Plug-
and-Play/OpenCable™, DTV closed captioning, and
channel map database.
■ Development support and access to Panasonic Semi-
conductor’s “customer room.” Available source feeds for
ATSC, NTSC, and both Motorola and SA headends.
Also available are HPNX™ verification tools required to
test Plug-and-Play/OpenCable™ compliance and Sar-
noff bitstreams to test MPEG and PSIP compliance.
■ Reference design comes complete with:
❏ Schematics and Gerber files
❏ Bill of materials (BOM)
❏ Datasheets
❏ Software stacks
❏ Applications support
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