Si2111/13/15 Digital TV Receiver for DVB-T/C

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The Si2115/13/11 digital TV receiver integrates a complete digital TV tuner and a DVB-T and/or DVB-C digital demodulator into a single, monolithic, CMOS mixed-signal IC.

Leveraging Silicon Labs' proven 3rd-generation digital low-IF tuner architecture, the Si2115/13/11 delivers a higher number of received channels in real-world crowded spectrum conditions without the need for external LNAs, tracking filters, or SAW filters.

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Features

  • Digital TV tuner
    • 42–870 MHz frequency range
    • No alignment, tuning or calibration
  • Digital TV (DTV) demodulator and FEC decoder
    • DVB-T (ETSI EN 300 744)(Si2115 and Si2111 only)
    • DVB-C (ETSI EN 300 429)(Si2115 and Si2113 only)
    • ITU J.83 Annex A/C (Si2115 and Si2113 only)
  • Supports all DVB-T modes
  • Supports DVB-C symbol rates from 1 to 7.2 MBaud
    • Advanced echo equalizer
  • Best-in-class real-world reception
  • Compliance with NorDig 2.1, D-Book and C-Book specifications
  • Highly integrated, lowest BOM
    • No SAW filters required
    • Integrated LNAs and complete tracking filters
  • Customizable channel select filters
  • Flexible output interface to AV processor
    • Serial or parallel TS output
    • Low IF output to optional external demodulator
  • Single die in standard CMOS process
  • 3.3 and 1.8 V power supplies
  • 7 mm x 7 mm, 48-pin QFN package, RoHS compliant
 

Applications

  • Digital terrestrial or cable STB
  • Digital PVR and DVD recorder
  • Digital TV
  • Digital PC TV card and USB dongle
  • Digital full-NIM tuner module

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Si2115-13-11 Data Short09.06.119/7/2011

Product Matrix


Part Number Available DocumentsDescription
Si2111Data Short
Digital TV receiver for DVB-T
Si2113Data Short
Digital TV receiver for DVB-C
Si2115Data Short
Digital TV receiver for DVB-T/C

An enhanced version of the proven DVB-T/C demodulator technology from Silicon Labs' Si2165 has been incorporated into the Si2115/13/11 to deliver superior performance under a wide variety of field conditions. The digital demodulator uses sophisticated on-chip algorithms to ensure optimal reception even under difficult transmission conditions. In addition, the Si2115/13/11 offers on-chip Blindscan and Blindlock scanning algorithms for DVB-C as well as DSP-assisted DVB-T fast channel scanning.

By combining digital tuner and demodulator functions in a single device, the Si2115/13/11 enables a full TV receiver solution in a very small PCB footprint and with minimal external components. The Si2115/13/11 contains an on-chip crystal oscillator and only requires the connection of a standard 24 MHz crystal or a reference clock. For dual-receiver applications, the primary Si2115/13/11 can provide a reference clock on its XOUT pin directly to the XTAL_I pin of the secondary Si2115/13/11, thus saving the cost of one crystal. The Si2115/13/11 programmable Transport Stream interface provides both serial and parallel modes, and is fully compatible with all MPEG decoders and conditional access modules (CI/CI+) to support any customer application.

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