HIGH SPEED AMPLIFIERS

High Speed Amplifiers for Video Applications - Part 3

Texas Instruments

This tutorial will discuss video multiplexing applications, identify video transceiver part numbers, and discuss problems and identify PCB layout regarding heat dissipation.

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PTM Published on: 2011-11-21

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High Speed Amplifiers for Video Applications - Part 2 A continued discussion regarding high speed amplifier video applications and how to select appropriate amplifiers and multplexers.
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