MS2106E AI Analysis:
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MS2106E product

MS2106E

Data Acquisition

USB 2.0UVC 1.0UAC 1.0CVBSS-VideoMJPEGYUV422LQFP-48

MS2106E is a USB 2.0 analog video and audio capture IC for CVBS or S-Video sources. It provides UVC 1.0 MJPEG/YUV422 video and UAC 1.0 48 kHz stereo audio over USB.

Best for

  • USB analog video capture designs
  • CVBS or S-Video security-camera interfaces
  • USB-connected medical, automotive, or industrial video systems

Avoid if

  • HD analog video capture is required
  • A video resolution above 720 × 480 is required
  • A package other than LQFP-48 is required

Check before use

  • Use a 12 MHz passive crystal at XTALI and XTALO.
  • Connect a 4.7 kΩ resistor from REXT to ground.
  • Set GPIO0 low for external I2S input; leave it floating for the internal audio ADC.
  • Validate EEPROM configuration and USB descriptors for customized output modes.

Key specifications

Video input
CVBS and S-Video; NTSC/PAL compatible
Video output
MJPEG or YUV422 via UVC 1.0
Maximum output
720 × 480 at 25 Hz
Audio output
48 kHz stereo via UAC 1.0
Audio ADC
24-bit, 2-channel, 92 dB SNR
Package
LQFP-48, 7 mm × 7 mm body, 0.50 mm pitch

Compliance & Environment

RoHS
RoHS compliant
REACH
-
MSL
-
ECCN
-
HTSUS
-

Application

Analog video capture cardsSecurity monitoringMedical imaging interfacesAutomotive rear-view video

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Questions & answers

MS2106E is a MacroSilicon USB 2.0 video and audio capture IC. It integrates USB device logic, video and audio ADCs, video/audio processing, PLL, internal LDOs, and UVC/UAC encoding.