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Industry: Email Alert RSS FeedChip SetAdds Audio To Video Transfer In The Digital Visual Interface Link.(Silicon Images Silicon Image Sil 190 PanelLink transmitter and Silicon Image Sil 991 PanelLink)(Product Announcement)
Electronic Design, March, 2001 by Grossman, Steve
Early digital visual interface (DVI) implementations only handled video, making no provision for carrying companion audio (see "TwoChip Set Safeguards Digital Video Content," ELECTRONIC DESIGN, June 12, 2000, p. 68). But a new chip set adds audio capability to the DVI link. Dubbed the Sil 190 PanelLink transmitter and Sil 991 PanelLink receiver, they bring together digital audio and digital video into a single, secure, all-digital interface capable of transporting uncompressed high-bandwidth digital (HD) content.
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