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V3Link™ SerDes ICs are high-speed serializers and deserializers that are used to transmit raw uncompressed video, data, and power from board to board across cable. V3Link SerDes are compatible with industry-standard sensor and display interfaces and can be used with a variety of cable and connector types. Use V3Link SerDes to minimize chips and cabling, synchronize multiple cameras, and/or enable AI and high-performance processing in systems. For more options, consider our FPD-Link™ SerDes which is qualified for automotive specs.
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V3Link™ Industrial SerDes ICs
Learn more about our new V3Link™ Industrial SerDes ICs. This webinar includes an introduction to V3Link™, solving challenges in high speed video links and new V3Link™ chipsets and features.
What are V3Link™ SerDes?
V3Link™ is a high-speed bidirectional Video SerDes technology that enables uncompressed transmission of video data, control signals and power using a single wire, over several meters. Learn more and explore typical applications.
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V3Link's proven, cutting-edge SerDes data transport ICs slim down cables and form factors without sacrificing on cost, video quality, or power consumption.
Smaller, faster, and more reliable is the name of the game in medical imaging equipment such as endoscopes and surgical robots.
Fundamental system needs:
- Reliable uninterrupted video across cable length
- Live, real-time control of imager and GPIO settings
- Fewest and smallest chips and cables
- Simple connection for easier manufacturing of disposable endoscopes Low power for better heat management
- Synchronized embedded clock to camera and all connected peripherals
- Compatibility to industry-standard interfaces used in smallest camera modules
- Resistance to issues caused by cable wear and tear
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Cable routing through small spaces and flexing hinges prove to be major roadblocks that V3Link easily clears, while enabling lower BOM with fewer and smaller chips and cables.
Cameras are paving the way in enabling smart home technologies, but introduce many challenges for system designers to overcome. Cable routing through small spaces and flexing hinges prove to be major roadblocks that V3Link easily clears, while enabling lower BOM with fewer and smaller chips and cables.
Fundamental system needs:
- Fewest, smallest, and lowest cost chips and cables
- Simple connection for easier manufacturing + scalability
- Low power operation
- Multi-camera aggregation
- Compatibility to industry-standard interfaces
- Resistance to issues caused by aging cables
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Our high-speed V3Link SerDes ICs aggregate and synchronize multiple sensors for faster processing and decisionmaking in a scalable, future-proof topology to ensure customer success.
Autonomous industrial and mobile robots are leveraging AI and sensor fusion to create real-time machine vision "safety cages" for accident avoidance.
Fundamental system needs:
- Reliable uninterrupted video across cable length
- Low and deterministic latency for precise timing
- Live, real-time control of imager and GPIO settings
- Aggregated video streams to industry-standard processor interfaces
- Synchronized embedded clock to sensors and all connected peripherals
- Resistance to issues caused by cable wear and tear
- Fewest and smallest chips and cables
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Our high-speed V3Link SerDes ICs aggregate and syncronize multiple camera feeds while enabling AI decisionmaking in real time, critical for identifying and tracking people and items as they move throu
Asset tracking is key to retail success in the suppy chain, from automated sorting lines in warehouses to inventory management and payment in cashierless checkout stores.
Fundamental system needs:
- Reliable uninterrupted video across cable length
- Low, deterministic latency for precise timing
- Video forwarding capability to redundant processors
- Live, real-time control of imager, GPIO settings
- Aggregated video streams to industry-standard processor interfaces
- Synchronized embedded clock to sensors and all connected peripherals
- Fewest, smallest chips and cables