The most typical DVB USB stick!
At that time I chosen very old stick, just because it is the most typical from the DVB USB hardware perspective. Nothing is integrated, USB-bridge, demodulator and tuner are all in separate chips.It is also very important device for me - the first device. I bought it in October 2006 from the Stockman "crazy days" for price 39,90€. Due to that stick I ended up hacking Kernel media subsystem. I found quickly there was no driver for used USB-bridge, but fortunately some drivers exits for demodulator and tuner. So the journey Begins...
Sigmatek DVB-110
Sigmatek DVB-110 |
Key components:
Alcor Micro AU6610Intel WJCE6353 (Zarlink ZL10353)
Quantek QT1010
Keywords: Sigmatek DVB-110, Alcor Micro AU6610, Intel WJCE6353, Zarlink ZL10353, Quantek QT1010, MT353, dvb_usb_au6610, zl10353, qt1010
Alcor Micro AU6610
Alcor Micro AU6610 |
Chip in left side PCB near USB-connector is AU660. It is very general DTV USB interface. Clock comes from the 12.000MHz crystal which is located on the other side of PCB. 20.480MHz crystal, metal box located center of picture, is clock source for the WJCE6353 demodulator.
Linux driver:
name: dvb_usb_au6610author: Antti Palosaari <crope@iki.fi>
Intel WJCE6353 (Zarlink ZL10353)
Intel WJCE6353 (Zarlink ZL10353) |
Parallel transport stream is used transferring data to the AU6610. Those (parallel TS) lines can be seen easily right side of chip. Metal box right bottom is clock source for AU6610 as mentioned earlier. Big black box, labeled as YX B3613S, is 8MHz wide bandpass filter for 36.125MHz. That saw filter is used to filter intermediate frequency (36.125MHz) coming from the tuner to demodulator.
Linux driver:
name: zl10353author: Chris Pascoe
Quantek QT1010
Quantek QT1010 |
QT1010 is most left chip near antenna connector. It is one of the oldest silicon tuners. 4.000MHz crystal under the QT1010 is tuner clock source.
Linux driver:
name: qt1010author: Antti Palosaari <crope@iki.fi>
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