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The EL4583CS-T13 is a video sync separator IC manufactured by Renesas Electronics Corporation. It extracts timing from NTSC, PAL, and SECAM video signals using a precision 50% slice level derived from internal sample-and-hold circuits tracking the sync tip and back porch. The device operates on a single +5V supply within an industrial temperature range of -40°C to +85°C. It features a built-in programmable filter for color burst attenuation and provides multiple outputs including composite sync, vertical sync, horizontal sync, and odd/even field detection. The component is housed in a 16-lead SOIC package.
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Select this component when precise timing extraction from analog video sources is required without external filtering complexity. The integrated sample-and-hold mechanism ensures stable operation across varying input signal amplitudes. Consider the 16-lead SOIC footprint for board space constraints and verify that the single 5V supply aligns with the target system power architecture.
This device belongs to the EL4583 family of video synchronization processors. It shares functional similarities with the EL4581 but utilizes a 16-lead package instead of an 8-lead configuration. The technology leverages high-performance analog CMOS processes to deliver low-power operation while maintaining robust noise immunity and signal integrity for professional video applications.
EL4583CSZ-T13
The 50% slice level is established by two internal sample-and-hold circuits that track the sync tip and back porch levels, providing hum and noise rejection.
The Level Output pin provides an analog voltage signal with twice the sync pulse amplitude, which can be used to control an external Automatic Gain Control (AGC) function.
If the input video lacks valid vertical interval serration pulses, the device produces a default vertical output based on an internal timer.