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Samsung announces 65nm-made DTV receiver IC

02:35 - Saturday 12 May 2007 by DigiTimes

Samsung Electronics recently announced its 65nm-made digital TV (DTV) receiver chip (S5H1411) that delivers a 30% higher reception success rate than the company's previous-generation DTV receiver chip S5H1409 released in 2005. This chip enables DTVs designed for the North America market to receive both vestigial sideband (VSB) broadcasts and quadrature amplitude modulation (QAM) cable signals.

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