THine Unveils Its Advanced Interface Technology “V-by-One HS plus,” Suitable for Achieving Energy Efficiency of Televisions

THine Electronics, the global leader in high-speed serial interface and provider of mixed-signal LSI as well as valuable AI/IoT-based solution, unveils its advanced high-speed serial interface technology “V-by-One HS plus” that enables internal data transmission of 4K/8K televisions twice as fast as widely penetrated de facto standard V-by-One HS technology. “V-by-One HS plus” technology is suitable for achieving required energy efficiency of televisions and displays, corresponding to today’s requirements of higher resolution and refresh rate. THine will start providing “V-by-One HS plus Standard” to its valuable licensees since June 2023, replacing today’s de facto standard.

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Since 2011, global high-resolution television and display markets have generally used the high-speed internal interface technology V-by-One^® HS as de facto standard, licensed by THine. Its hundreds of the licensees have enjoyed this technology and cultivated the value of high-resolution televisions and displays with THine.

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“V-by-One HS plus” specification includes higher data transmission with 8 Gbps/lane, twice as fast as V-by-One^® HS. This technology, enabling large sized LCD televisions and OLED televisions to achieve higher resolution and also enabling gaming monitors to achieve higher refresh rates more than 120 Hz, can reduce the pin counts and footprints of video processors or timing controllers as well as number of internal cables, resulting in lowering power consumption of the whole systems. In high resolution television and display markets, wider adoption of “V-by-One^® HS plus” can contribute today’s enhanced ecodesign requirements in Europe, US, etc. “V-by-One^® HS plus” technology has been completely developed and initiated by THine in Japan.

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