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Latest revision as of 21:16, 1 February 2026

FOR-A FA-360
Overview
Brand
Model
FA-360
Type
Years
2001 –
ECID
Features
10-bit digital processing, frame synchronizer, time base corrector, 4:2:2 component internal processing, full frame memory, analog component I/O, proc amp controls, genlock input, NTSC/PAL support
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Description

The FOR-A FA-360 is a 10-bit digital time base corrector and frame synchronizer introduced in 2001 as part of the FA-350 series. While the FA-350 handles analog composite video, the FA-360 provides analog component video I/O for higher quality signal processing.

The FA-360 was part of FOR-A's entry into the 21st century digital era, introduced as FOR-A celebrated its 30th anniversary. New digital technologies were introduced with younger engineers leading development. Even a decade after launch, these models remained leading products in the broadcast industry.

The FA-360 features 10-bit internal processing with 4:2:2 component signal passage. Full frame memory prevents picture field inversion during processing.

FA-350 Series Models

Model Description
FA-350 Analog composite I/O
FA-360 Analog component I/O (this model)
FA-370 SD-SDI I/O
FA-390 SD-SDI with audio I/O
FA-395 / FA-395A Expanded audio capabilities

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