Renesas TW3811

Description

SLOC™ (Security Link Over Coax) is a transmission protocol for simultaneously transmitting analog CVBS video and digital IP video over a single coaxial cable.

The TW3811 is the receiving end of a SLOC link, converting the single SLOC signal on the coaxial cable back to separate Ethernet digital video data and analog CVBS video. It can be embedded into a DVR to enable one or more SLOC inputs or configured as a stand-alone SLOC-to-IP+CVBS converter.

The TW3811 includes an AFE, digital modem, and two Ethernet MII/RMII interfaces. The device accepts a SLOC output signal from a SLOC transmitter and decodes it into an analog CVBS signal and an Ethernet MII signal.

Features

• Simultaneous transmission of IP
• video data and analog CVBS video over up to 500m of RG59 coaxial cable
• Analog CVBS video preview support
• Proprietary adaptive analog equalizer for extending the reach of CVBS video
• Proprietary SLOC-based IP camera detection
• Creates a full-duplex 100BASE-T digital link
• 36Mbps downlink speed from TW3801 to TW3811
• 4Mbps uplink for SLOC compliance
• Ethernet MAC MII/RMII interface for interfacing to DVR/NVR
• network processor SoC
• Optional Ethernet PHY MII/RMII interface for interfacing to external Ethernet PHY chip
• I2C 2-wire control interface
• Integrated PLL with 25MHz crystal interface
• 1.8V, 3.3V supplies
• 100-TQFP (12x12mm) Package

Typical applications

• Multi-Channel SLOC receiver modem
• Single-Channel SLOC receiver modem
• Embedded DVR

More information

• Datasheet
• IC product information