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ADVANCED DVB-C,DVB-S STB DEMOD
1. STi7167
Advanced STB decoder with integrated DVB-T/DVB-C demodulator
Data brief
Features ■ 32-bit DDR1/DDR2 compatible local memory
interface
■ Integrated DVB-C or DVB-T demodulator ■ Multi-stream, DVR capable transport stream
– User-selectable mode processing
– Compatible with low to high IF tuners
■ Extensive connectivity (dual USB hosts,
– Flexible clock management e-SATA (optional), Ethernet MAC/MII/RMII and
– ADC for RF signal strength indicator PCI)
■ Advanced high-definition video decoding ■ Advanced security and DRM support including
(H264/VC-1/MPEG2) SVP, MS-DRM and DTCP-IP
■ Advanced standard-definition video decoding
(H264/VC-1/MPEG2/AVS) Description
■ Advanced multichannel audio decoding
The STi7167 uses state-of-the-art process
(MPEG 1, 2, MP3, DD/DD+, AAC/AAC+,
technology to provide a fully featured HD AVC,
WMA9/WMA9Pro)
DVB-C, and DVB-T demodulator/decoder IC.
■ Linux, Windows CE and OS21 compatible
ST40 applications CPU (450 MHz) It is a highly integrated system-on-chip, suitable
for STB markets across cable, terrestrial, and
terrestrial/IP hybrid networks worldwide.
Resets Analog out
Clocks PCM I/O STB peripherals I/O
JTAG Modes S/PDIF out External interrupts
CPU/FPU Audio I/O Peripherals System
Clock Gen Flash, SFlash
interfaces NOR, NAND
ST40 450MHz System serv
PCM players
MMU SSC
PCM reader EMI
Interrupts UART PCI Peripherals
DACs
I cache Dual FDMA MAFE PCI
D cache PWM SPI
Timer Infrared LMI Serial Flash
Debug Smartcard
Audio decoder
Bdisp Blitter DDR1/DDR2
ST231 CPU
Memory
STBus
Transport Video decoder Display Video I/O
Security USB
ST231 CPU Video planes DVOs
Delta Mu Graphic planes Denc
Cursor plane Teletext e-SATA
Dual PTI
Main VDP DACs Connectivity
TS merger
Aux VDP HDMI Ethernet
Deinterlacer VTGs
Demodulator Capture DVP
DVB-T DAA
DVB-C
Transport streams Transport IF in Digital video HD/SD in/out
Parallel/serial in/out streams Analog video HD/SD out
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2. Introduction STi7167
1 Introduction
The STi7167 is targeted at the latest Operator and CE manufacturer requirements for STBs
that use advanced HD decoding (H264/VC-1/MPEG2), and which conform to DVB, ISMA,
ATIS-IIF, SCTE, ATSC, ARIB, CEA, ITU, OpenCable and MSTV specifications.
The STi7167 provides a solution for operators to specify a range of low-cost, high
performance HD STBs including low-cost zappers, IP clients, interactive STBs, DVR
standalone and DVR server/home network-capable STBs, and with content delivery
possible using broadcast or broadband networks, or both (hybrid STBs). The STi7167 keeps
pace with the latest conditional access, DRM and trusted platform requirements of major
operators worldwide by incorporating the latest generation of advanced security features.
The STi7167 offers current users of ST’s growing family of advanced decoding ICs
enhancements in performance and features, while reducing cost and time-to-market for the
next generation deployments.
Features Benefits
Combines a configurable DVB-C/DVB-T This highly integrated SoC helps to reduce board
demodulator with STB decoding and display area and manufacturing cost, allowing low cost and
functions small size STBs to be designed for either DVB-C or
DVB-T networks
ST40-300 applications CPU @450MHz, Up to 800DMIPs superscalar performance from a
32K I cache, 32K D cache single CPU core, using standard tools and
operating systems (Linux, OS21)
STMicroelectronics' DELTA video decoding Decoding of advanced high definition standards for
system with ST231 processor MPEG2, H264, VC-1 broadcast, with the
performance and flexibility for web-based content
decoding such as Flash, DivX, MJPEG and Real
Dual USB 2.0 hosts, optional e-SATA, Extensive high speed connectivity for the widest
Ethernet MAC with MII/RMII and TMII, range of STB peripherals, such as Flash drives,
PCI external HDDs, home network controllers (for
example MoCA, Wi-Fi), DOCSIS modem and so
on
Low power process, design and architecture Best in class, low power standby mode, to meet
emerging energy standards for STBs. Dynamic
configuration of power to individual sub-systems
enables power-efficient active standby modes
Advanced 2D graphics and display subsystem Allows visually appealing user interfaces and video
which also supports 3D user interface effects rich navigation to be offered to consumers, while
and 1080p60 display output high quality progressive output can be watched on
the latest high definition displays
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3. STi7167 Introduction
1.1 STi7167 features summary
The STi7167 has the following main features:
● DVB-T demodulator
● General features:
– Wide-range carrier tracking loop for large offsets recovery
– Dual ADC for IQ baseband interface
– Dual SD digital split AGC for RF and IF/BB
– Gain control
● Channel impairments management:
– Nordig Unified (v2.0) compliant
– DTG 5.0 and Digitenne compliant
– Built-in channel reception quality indicators
– Out-of-guard interval echoes compatible
– Impulsive noise rejection capable
– Outstanding adjacent and co-channel rejection capability with integrated and
flexible digital channel filtering
– High-performance digital carrier, timing and symbol recovery loops
● Decoding capabilities:
– ETSI EN-300744 v1.5.1 compatible
– 2-K and 8-K FFT
– 6, 7 and 8 MHz channel bandwidths
– 1/4, 1/8, 1/16, 1/32 guard-interval length
– QPSK - 16QAM - 64QAM modulations
– Hierarchical modulation capability
– TPS decoding
– Puncture rates are 1/2, 2/3, 3/4, 5/6, 7/8
– Outer Reed-Solomon decoder as per DVB-T standard
– Energy dispersal descrambler
● DVB-C demodulator
● Decodes ITU-T J.83-Annexes A/C and DVB-C bit streams
– High-performance integrated ADC for direct IF architecture in all QAM modes
– Supports 16, 32, 64, 128 and 256 point constellations
– Variable symbol rates
– Front derotator for better low symbol rate performance and relaxed tuner
constraints
– Integrated matched filtering
– Robust integrated adaptive pre- and post- high multi-tap equalizer
– On-chip FEC A/C with ability to bypass individual blocks
– Fast signal acquisition
● ST40-300, dual-issue applications CPU with 32KI, 32KD caches; Target speed
450 MHz delivering 800 DMIPs
– Includes a tightly coupled vector FPU to accelerate 3D graphics transformations
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4. Introduction STi7167
● Single 16/32-bit DDR1/DDR2 Local Memory Interface up to 400 MHz
● Latest generation “Delta” video decoder (RASTA) with ST231 programmable CPU
core:
– MPEG2, H264, VC-1/WMV9, HD or SD advanced video decoding
– Provides flexibility to support other codecs, for example MPEG4 Pt2, DivX, XviD,
H263 encode/decode, Flash (Sorenson, ON2/VP6), AVS-SD
– HD + SD decoding or Dual SD decoding, PIP and Mosaic capable
– Real-time transcoding of MPEG2 SD to H264 SIF
● Advanced de-blocking of decoded MPEG2 SD sources based on ST’s DSE (Digital
Source Enhancer) technology with 2D analysis window and texture adaptive filter
● ST231 CPU based audio decoder. MPEG1 I/II, MP3, Dolby Digital/DD+, MPEG4
AAC/AAC+ multichannel audio decoding. Concurrent audio description decoding. DD+
to DD and AAC+ to DTS/DD transcoding
● Main and Aux video display pipelines:
– Main: high quality H & V reformatting/resizing with sample rate
conversion/filtering. Motion adaptive spatial and temporal de-interlacing for
480p/576p and 1080p60 progressive output
– Aux: high quality H & V reformatting/resizing with sample rate conversion/filtering
● Three independent graphics planes with H&V resize, CLUT and anti-flicker filtering
● Link list, graphics blitter. Supports rendering of 2D graphics and 3D user interface
effects. Up to 200 Mpixels/sec with destination alpha blending.
● Independent Main and Aux display compositions (video/graphics mixing)
● Pass-through display for graphics, Main video or Aux video output concurrently with
Main and Aux compositions
● HD display capture and down-conversion for concurrent HD and SD output of the main
composition
● HDMI 1.3a interface with HDCP copy protection. (HD/ED/SD formats up to 1080p60)
● 16-bit digital video output for main display composition (HD/ED/SD formats up to
1080p60)
● 2nd 24 bits + 8 bits alpha digital video output for pass-through display or Main/Aux
display compositions (HD/ED/SD formats up to 1080p60)
● PAL/NTSC/SECAM digital encoder
● Six 10-bit DACs for component/composite analog video output (HD/ED/SD formats up
to 1080i)
– DACs available for HD+SD output or all can be used for SD output with concurrent
HD over HDMI
● Digital video input port, 8-bit SD and 16-bit HD YCbCr 4:2:2 formats supported
● Integrated stereo audio DAC
● Six-channel audio PCM output interface
● Stereo audio PCM input interface
● Independent S/PDIF output
● Quadruple external TS input, triple internal TS from memory
– One input is dedicated to output from internal demodulator
● Dual DVB-CI+ modules supported
● Multi-stream transport stream de-multiplexing, 400 Mbits/sec, quad tuner DVR capable
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5. STi7167 Introduction
● DVB/DES/TDES/AES/Multi-2/ICAM2.2 descrambling
● ATIS-IIF and DVB-CI+ descrambling
● Dual USB 2.0 Host interfaces including PHYs
● Optional e-SATA HDD interface including PHY
● Integrated Ethernet GMAC, Wake on LAN, multiple hardware address filters, supports
MII/RMII, Turbo MII up to 300 MBits/sec
● 16-bit external memory and peripheral interface (EMI)
● Interfacing to and boot from parallel NOR FLASH, NAND FLASH or serial NOR FLASH
● 32-bit, 33 MHz, PCI Interface, shared on EMI with access interleaving possible
● DVR supported with HDD attachment via e-SATA, EIDE (PIO mode) or USB.
● Dual multichannel flexible DMA controllers
● STB peripherals
– 2 × Smart Card, 4 × UARTs, 4 × SSC/I²C, GPIO banks with alternate functions, IR
Tx/Rx, UHF Rx/SCD, PWM, ILC, HDMI CEC, 4 × 4 key matrix scanner
● Advanced security - Secure control words, Code authentication, JTAG locking,
Network/DVR copy protection, SVP, VGS, DTCP-IP, MS-DRM, MSTV
● Package: 27 mm × 27 mm FPBGA, 700 balls, pitch 0.8 mm, ball 0.5 mm
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6. Target applications STi7167
2 Target applications
2.1 Terrestrial STB
Figure 1. Typical terrestrial STB
2×
USB 2.0
SMARTCARD
ST8024
TMDS/I2C
HDMI
Terrestrial RF I/Q IF
tuner
STV4100 30 MHz
I2C
E2PROM
LMI
STi7167
AUX/Loop-thru
DDR2 FLASH
RGB
EMI
YC, CVBS STV641x
PCI Analog
audio L/R
SPI or UART
Front panel
KEYSCAN / PIOs
display and controls S/PDIF
IR RESET
Tx/Rx
JTAG
DCU
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7. STi7167 Target applications
2.2 Hybrid IP/terrestrial STB
Figure 2. Typical hybrid IP/terrestrial STB
RJ45
RJ45
2×
USB 2.0
Ethernet
PHY
MII
MII
SMARTCARD
ST8024
TMDS/I2C
HDMI
Terrestrial RF I/Q IF
tuner 30 MHz
STV4100
LMI I2C
E2PROM
DDR2 FLASH STi7167
EMI AUX/Loop-thru
RGB
PCI YC, CVBS STV641x
e-SATA (optional) Analog
HDD audio L/R
SPI or UART
Front panel
KEYSCAN / PIOs
display and controls S/PDIF
IR RESET
Tx/Rx
JTAG
DCU
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8. Target applications STi7167
2.3 Cable applications
Figure 3. Typical DVR cable STB
RJ45
2×
USB 2.0
Ethernet
PHY
MII
SMARTCARD
ST8024
TMDS/I2C
HDMI
Cable RF I/Q IF
tuner 30 MHz
LMI
I2C
E2PROM
DDR2 FLASH STi7167
EMI AUX/Loop-thru
RGB
PCI YC, CVBS STV641x
e-SATA (optional)
Analog
HDD audio L/R
SPI or UART
Front panel
KEYSCAN / PIOs
display and controls S/PDIF
IR RESET
Tx/Rx
JTAG
DCU
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9. STi7167 Ordering information
3 Ordering information
Table 1. Ordering information
Order code Packaging Description
Development version, all
STi7167ZUC FPBGA 27 mm × 27 mm
options
4 Revision history
Table 2. Document revision history
Date Revision Changes
16-Jun-2009 1 Initial release.
25-Aug-2009 2 Features/benefits table added.
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