Eureka is a coder/decoder ASIC that translates FM-encoded time code to and from separate data and clock signals, suitable for a general-purpose USART in synchronous mode. The device is implemented in 1-micron CMOS FPGA technology and reads longitudinal time code in play speeds ranging from x1/100 to x300. It also provides pulses for frame-synchronization word recognition.
Price: 50 Pounds for an evaluation sample.
Contact: Hinton Instruments, Somerset, U.K.
Phone/fax: +44 1373 451927
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Eureka Translates Time Code
