CX24113A-12Z,518

Video Processing Overview

The CX24113A-12Z,518 is a highly integrated digital satellite tuner IC manufactured by NXP Semiconductors. It is designed for worldwide satellite reception applications and features a 36-HVQFN exposed pad package. The component operates as a linear video processing integrated circuit, supporting I²C and serial control interfaces for configuration and data handling within consumer video systems.

Video Processing Feature Summary

• Highly integrated design for satellite signal tuning
• Supports worldwide satellite frequency standards
• Utilizes digital control interfaces including I²C and serial communication

Video Processing Applications

• Satellite television receivers
• Consumer video processing systems
• Digital satellite tuners

Video Processing Procurement Notes

Verify the exact suffix (518 vs 557) against official NXP documentation to ensure correct packaging and reel specifications. Confirm RoHS compliance status and lead times directly with authorized distributors or the manufacturer, as availability varies. Ensure the ordering part number matches the specific tape-and-reel quantity requirements for your manufacturing process.

Video Processing Selection Notes

Select this component when a fully integrated digital satellite tuner solution is required for consumer video equipment. Consider the 36-VFQFN package size for space-constrained PCB layouts. Verify compatibility with existing I²C or serial bus architectures in the host system before integration.

Video Processing Part Context

This device belongs to NXP's Linear Video Processing IC category, specifically engineered for satellite tuner applications. It replaces older analog or less integrated solutions by combining RF tuning and digital interface capabilities into a single silicon component, streamlining the design of modern satellite reception hardware.

Video Processing Replacement Considerations

The CX24113A-12Z,557 is a related variant within the same product family. Verify pinout and electrical parameter compatibility before substitution, as suffix differences may indicate variations in packaging or reel specifications rather than functional changes.