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| {{AV device
| | #REDIRECT [[FOR-A FA-310]] |
| |brand=For.A
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| |model_code=FA-310
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| |device_type=Time base corrector
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| |signal_standard=NTSC
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| |video_inputs=Composite (BNC)
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| |video_outputs=Composite (BNC),S-Video (Mini-DIN-4)
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| |audio_inputs=None
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| |audio_outputs=None
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| |features=Digital time base correction, frame synchronizer, proc amp controls, freeze frame, digital noise reduction, Y/C (S-Video) output option
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| |year_released=1989
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| |description=The For.A FA-310 is a digital time base corrector and frame synchronizer introduced in February 1989. The unit became one of For.A's most successful products, with over 13,000 units sold—breaking the FA series sales record.
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| The FA-310 built upon the digital technologies developed for previous FA series products, offering time base correction, frame synchronization, and signal processing capabilities for professional video applications. An optional Y/C (S-Video) output expansion was available, designated Y/C35S.
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| The FA-310 series gained fame when a customized FA-310P unit was sent to the Mir space station in August 1990. Japanese broadcaster TBS commissioned For.A to prepare equipment for recording footage during a crewed spaceflight. The requirements were demanding: the equipment would be subject to intense vibration during launch, and TBS was paying for cargo by the gram. For.A delivered a specially modified FA-310P (along with a spare) housed in a lightweight aluminum enclosure, with components mounted using silicone adhesive for vibration resistance. The unit performed flawlessly on the mission.
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| == Variants ==
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| {| class="wikitable"
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| ! Model !! Description
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| | FA-310 || NTSC version
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| | FA-310P || PAL version
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| |}
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| == FA Series Timeline ==
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| The FA-310 was part of For.A's long-running FA series of signal processors:
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| * '''FA-410P''' (1982) - First model in the FA series
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| * '''FA-300''' (1987) - Predecessor model
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| * '''FA-310/310P''' (1989) - This model; over 13,000 units sold
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| * '''FA-330''' (1991) - Successor model
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| * '''FA-350 series''' (2001) - Digital era redesign
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| == See Also ==
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| * [[Time base corrector]]
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| * [[Frame synchronizer]]
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| [[Category:For.A AV devices]]
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| [[Category:Time base correctors]]
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| [[Category:Frame synchronizers]]
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