VLSI VES1820: Difference between revisions

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A DVB-C demodulator produced by the former VLSI Technology, prior to its acquisition by Philips. The VES1820 was succeeded by Philips Semiconductors' TDA10021.

A Linux driver exists but is known to have problems in some networks with high-order modulation schemes like 128-QAM or 256-QAM.

Used e.g. on the Siemens and TechnoTrend DVB-C cards with onboard MPEG-decoder.

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	A [[DVB-C]] [[Demodulator]]~~. Formerly~~ produced by [[VLSI Technology]], prior to acquisition by Philips. ~~Successor~~ is ~~the~~ [[Philips ~~TDA10021~~\|~~TDA10021~~]] ~~produced by~~ [[Philips ~~Semiconductors~~]].		A [[DVB-C]] [[Demodulator\|demodulator]] produced by the former [[VLSI Technology]], prior to its acquisition by Philips. The VES1820 was succeeded by [[Philips Semiconductors\|Philips Semiconductors']] [[Philips TDA10021\|TDA10021]].

	A Linux driver exists but is known to have problems in some networks with high-order modulation schemes like [[Quadrature Amplitude Modulation\|128-QAM]] or [[Quadrature Amplitude Modulation\|256-QAM]].		A Linux driver exists but is known to have problems in some networks with high-order modulation schemes like [[Quadrature Amplitude Modulation\|128-QAM]] or [[Quadrature Amplitude Modulation\|256-QAM]].