FOR-A FA-30
FOR-A FA-30
Overview
Brand
Model
FA-30
Type
Years
1993 –
ECID
Features
Time base correction, frame synchronizer, transcoding, composite I/O, Y/C I/O, RGB I/O, color-difference (component) I/O
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Description
The FOR-A FA-30 is a transcoding TBC introduced in October 1993 as an enhanced successor to the FA-20/20P. The unit features a full array of I/O interfaces for composite, Y/C (S-Video), RGB, and color-difference (component) signals, and enables transcoding between these formats.
The FA-30's comprehensive interface options made it ideal for facilities working with multiple video formats, allowing conversion between composite, Y/C, RGB, and component signals while simultaneously providing time base correction and frame synchronization.
This model was available as a modular card for integration into FOR-A's frame systems.
Variants
| Model | Description |
|---|---|
| FA-30 | NTSC version / modular card |
| FA-30P | PAL version / modular card |
FA Series Timeline (1992-1996)
- FA-810 (1992) - 10-bit FS with direct processing
- FA-510 (1992) - Digital comb filter, color correction, noise reduction
- FA-30/30P (1993) - Transcoding TBC with composite/Y/C/RGB/component (this model)
- FA-120/120AC (1996) - Half-size, economical TBC
