Flexible video frame buffer.(SEMICONDUCTORS)

From: EDN Asia | Date: March 1, 2006 | Copyright information

Logic Devices' LF3312 Frame Buffer/ FIFO provides designers with a flexible memory solution to buffering multiple video formats, using both sequential and random access. Integrating both high-density 12Mbit memory and advanced addressing control logic, the LF3312 simplifies design ...

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