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ADV7619/ADV7511 HDMI Evaluation Board

ADIADV7619/ADV7511 HDMI Evaluation Board

MPN: EVAL-ADV7619-7511
Analog Devices Inc.
ADV7511, ADV7619 Advantiv®, Xpressview™ HDMI Receiver and Transmitter Video Evaluation Board
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Overview

The EVAL-ADV7619-7511 from Analog Devices is an evaluation board that pairs the ADV7619 HDMI receiver and ADV7511 HDMI transmitter for testing HDMI receive and transmit paths. It is intended for prototyping, interoperability testing, and evaluating video signal flow between sources and displays. The board provides the reference circuitry and connectors needed to exercise HDMI interfaces quickly.

Why Choose This Part

Having both an HDMI receiver and transmitter on a single manufacturer-supported evaluation board shortens time-to-prototype and simplifies testing of full video paths. The board includes reference circuitry and standard HDMI connectors so engineers can focus on system integration and debugging rather than discrete board design.

Applications

HDMI Rx/Tx prototyping
Validate end-to-end HDMI receive and transmit functionality during product development and proof-of-concept work.
Interoperability and compliance testing
Test compatibility with HDMI sources, sinks, and display devices to uncover EDID, HDCP, and timing issues during system integration.
Video loopback and signal path characterization
Exercise loopback, format conversion, and timing behavior when evaluating video pipelines and signal conditioning.
Camera/display interface evaluation
Use as a reference to integrate HDMI-based camera outputs or to drive prototype displays in AV or imaging systems.

Getting Started

Download the board user guide, schematics, and any evaluation software or drivers from the Analog Devices product page before starting. Use a known-good HDMI source and display (and appropriate power supply) and follow the user guide for jumper/configuration settings and recommended test procedures.

Also Consider

ADV7619 Analog Devices - The discrete HDMI receiver IC used on the evaluation board; consider the chip if you only need receiver functionality.