Utah Scientific Launches New Router

Utah Scientific has launched its new UHD-12G digital routing switcher.

It is capable of distributing full range of SDI video signals, from SD data rated up to 2160p60 data rates in a single link. Suited for live acquisition of UHDTV content, the UHD-12G simplifies installations, and reduces the rack space and cables needed to process 4K signals.

The router is fully compliant with SMPTE ST 2081 and ST 2082 standards for SDI video, and is also compatible with Utah Scientific's product line.

The UHD-12G can be controlled by any version of the company's current family of routing control systems, including the SC-4, SC-40, and SC-400.

Jeff Levie, Chief Technology Officer, Utah Scientific, said: "At Utah Scientific we've always been committed to offering the state-of-the-art technology for processing new and emerging signal formats – and the UHD-12G is our latest achievement in this legacy. It's ideal for our enterprise broadcast customers that need to meet the growing demand for UHDTV content, driven by the increase in large-screen UHDTV consumer displays.

"Previously, these customers would have had to process 4K signals through multiple paths using a traditional 3G routing switcher. But the UHD-12G is able to receive, route, and distribute SDI signals up to the latest 4K/60 standards on a single cable, an industry first."

The UHD-12G is now available and shipping in 32 x 32, 144 x 144, and 288 x 288 frame configurations.

Image: Utah Scientific's UHD-12G Digital Routing Switcher.

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(JP/LM)