804 Video Test Generators
804 Series - Teledyne LeCroy quantumdata (Quantum Data)
The Teledyne LeCroy rack mountable model 804, 804A and 804B Video Generators are optimized for testing modern HDMI flat panel TVs. The 804 video test generator supports testing of HDMI resolutions operating up to 225 MHz. The 804A Video Generator supports testing of HDMI 4K x 2K resolutions up to pixel rates of 300 MHz. The 804B video test generator supports testing of HDMI 4K x 2K resolutions up to pixel rates of 600 MHz.
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Rack Mountable Video Test Generator
804B
The Teledyne LeCroy rack mountable quantumdata 804B video test generator is optimized for testing modern HDMI flat panel TVs. The 804B video test generator supports testing of HDMI resolutions operating up to 600 MHz. This enables testing ultra HD TVs with 4K resolutions at 50/60Hz using HDMI 2.0 4:4:4 pixel encoding. The 804B supports analog component YPbPr pixel rates up to 75 MHz and RGB analog outputs at pixel rates up to 162 MHz.
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Rack Mountable Video Test Generator
804A
The Teledyne LeCroy rack mountable quantumdata 804A Video Test Generator is optimized for testing modern HDMI HDTVs. The 804A Video Generator support testing Ultra HDTVs in manufacturing at 4K resolutions at pixel rates up to 300 MHz. This enables testing ultra HD TVs with 4K resolutions at 24/30Hz with 4:4:4 pixel sampling and encoding as well as 4K resolutions at 50/60Hz using HDMI 2.0 using HDMI 2.0 4:2:0 pixel sampling and encoding. The 804A also supports testing with HDMI 2.0 21:9 format resolutions at or below 300 MHz.
