FOR-A FA-125

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FOR-A FA-125
Overview
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Model
FA-125
Type
Years
2003 –
ECID
Features
10-bit digital processing, frame synchronizer, time base corrector, 4:2:2 component internal processing, full frame memory, analog composite and Y/C I/O, cable compensation, SC phase adjustment, genlock input, NTSC/PAL support
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Description

The FOR-A FA-125 is a compact, economical 10-bit time base corrector and frame synchronizer introduced as part of the FA-115 series in 2003. It accepts both analog composite and Y/C (S-Video) signals and outputs processed composite and Y/C video.

The FA-125 corrects by up to one full frame the time base error and phase shift problems that can occur during recording and playback of composite signals when using heterodyne process VTRs. Internal signal processing uses 4:2:2 component format with 10-bit quantization.

Full frame memory prevents picture field inversion during signal processing. The unit features cable compensation for maintaining signal quality over long cable runs, as well as SC (subcarrier) phase adjustment for precise color timing.

The FA-125 was part of FOR-A's strategy to offer compact, economical TBCs applying the digital technologies developed for the FA-350 series. A modular version (UFM-125TBC) was also available for installation in FOR-A's universal frame system.

Related Models

Model Description
FA-115 Analog composite I/O only
FA-125 Analog composite and Y/C I/O (this model)
FA-128 14-bit composite I/O
FA-145 SD-SDI I/O
FA-147 SD-SDI I/O with enhanced features
UFM-125TBC Modular version for universal frame

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