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Cable multi-system operator GTPL has selected
STMicroelectronics, a global semiconductor
services provider, for its STi5197 SD and
STiH273 HD cable chipsets.
Both STiH273 and STi5197integrate a field-
proven and widely deployed Digital Video
Broadcast-Cable (DVB-C) demodulator that has
been optimized to work with high-performance
external tuners to meet the RF-performance
requirements of the Indian Cable networks, a
statement said.
The STiH273 offers high-quality Faroudja
video, 3DTV support, connectivity, and
advanced security schemes with all the latest
Conditional Access System (CAS) support.
The STi5197 has set a new industry standard
for secure, mass-market set-top boxes,
achieving outstanding success with more than
20 mn deployments in Indian homes serviced
by cable. The STi5197 delivers high-quality
video, USB PVR-Lite support, and advanced
security schemes with all the latest Conditional
Access System (CAS) support.
“The digital migration story still has a long
time to run. We see a strong market
requirement for both standard-definition &
high-definition set-top boxes. Our new set-top
boxes leverage ST’s feature-packed and flexible
System-on-Chip ICs, providing an ideal
platform for us to deliver innovative value-
added services to our customers,” said Guru
Prasad V, Sr vice president, technology, GTPL
Networks.
“The STiH273 and STi5197 SoCs are clearly the
right choices for our latest generation of set-
top boxes with the right power, versatility, and
features to meet our market needs. With ST’s
SoCs, we are well placed to drive digital
migration and to bring high-quality digital TV
solutions to our customers,” he added.
“As a leading cable MSO in India, GTPL is
playing a critical role in the digitization that is
enabling modernization and radical
transformation and ST is proud to contribute
to this strategic intent,” said Vivek Sharma,
vice president, Greater China and South Asia
region, and Director, India Design Center,
STMicroelectronics. STMicroelectronics chipsets to fuel GTPL’s market access - Voice&Data
STMicroelectronics, a global semiconductor
services provider, for its STi5197 SD and
STiH273 HD cable chipsets.
Both STiH273 and STi5197integrate a field-
proven and widely deployed Digital Video
Broadcast-Cable (DVB-C) demodulator that has
been optimized to work with high-performance
external tuners to meet the RF-performance
requirements of the Indian Cable networks, a
statement said.
The STiH273 offers high-quality Faroudja
video, 3DTV support, connectivity, and
advanced security schemes with all the latest
Conditional Access System (CAS) support.
The STi5197 has set a new industry standard
for secure, mass-market set-top boxes,
achieving outstanding success with more than
20 mn deployments in Indian homes serviced
by cable. The STi5197 delivers high-quality
video, USB PVR-Lite support, and advanced
security schemes with all the latest Conditional
Access System (CAS) support.
“The digital migration story still has a long
time to run. We see a strong market
requirement for both standard-definition &
high-definition set-top boxes. Our new set-top
boxes leverage ST’s feature-packed and flexible
System-on-Chip ICs, providing an ideal
platform for us to deliver innovative value-
added services to our customers,” said Guru
Prasad V, Sr vice president, technology, GTPL
Networks.
“The STiH273 and STi5197 SoCs are clearly the
right choices for our latest generation of set-
top boxes with the right power, versatility, and
features to meet our market needs. With ST’s
SoCs, we are well placed to drive digital
migration and to bring high-quality digital TV
solutions to our customers,” he added.
“As a leading cable MSO in India, GTPL is
playing a critical role in the digitization that is
enabling modernization and radical
transformation and ST is proud to contribute
to this strategic intent,” said Vivek Sharma,
vice president, Greater China and South Asia
region, and Director, India Design Center,
STMicroelectronics. STMicroelectronics chipsets to fuel GTPL’s market access - Voice&Data
