The AMD Geode™ SC1100, SC1200, SC1201, SC2200,
and SC3200 processors have been optimized for specific
segments in the Information Appliance (IA) space. This
technical bulletin describes the IA segment each Geode
single chip processor is targeted for and provides a feature
comparison.
Note: This is revision 3.1 of this document. The change
from revision 3.0 (dated October 2003) is the
removal of all references to the SC2100 processor .
2.0 Discussion
While each Geode single chip processor is optimized for a
specific IA segment, they are applicable in a much wider
range of computer solutions.
SC1100 Processor
• Optimized for high-end set-top box (STB) and general
embedded applications:
—NetTV
— DSTB (digital)
— Streaming video client with Video Input Port (VIP)
— Any embedded system where a di sp l ay is not
required
— Any high-end application that exceeds the capabili-
ties of the built-in display controller of the other
Geode single chip processors
SC1200/SC1201 Processor
• Optimized for set-top box (STB) and enhanced multi-
media applications:
—NetTV
— DSTB (digital)
— Streaming video client with Video Input Port (VIP)
— STB with TV and CRT/TFT interface
— Macrovision certified (SC1201 only)
With the exception of the SC1100, the Geode single chip
processors are available in a 432-terminal EBGA
(Enhanced Ball Grid Array) or a 481-terminal TEPBGA
(Thermally Enhanced Plastic BGA), and incorporate:
The main difference between the Geode single chip processors is in the supported display interface and the specific multiplexing options available: TV, CRT, and/or
TFT/DSTN and a Video Output Port (VOP). Figure 2-1
illustrates which Geode single chip processor should be
used based on the desired display interface. Note that the
VOP interface is implemented in only the SC1200/SC1201,
silicon revision D2 (or above).
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