CA3300CE

Product Overview

The CA3300CE from Harris Corporation is an integrated circuit associated with video-speed 6-bit flash analog T operation. It is positioned within interface encoder, decoder, and converter product families, which places the device in a conversion-oriented role for systems that process analog signals in video-speed paths. The 6-bit and flash terms describe resolution and conversion style relevant to signal handling, while the video-speed attribute points to use where timing and conversion behavior are important. As an IC, the CA3300CE is intended to be incorporated into larger electronic assemblies rather than used as a standalone signal interface. Designers evaluating this component should focus on how its bit depth, flash conversion style, and video-speed orientation align with the surrounding analog signal chain. The part number CA3300CE should be retained exactly in documentation, bill-of-materials entries, and procurement records to avoid ambiguity when selecting Harris Corporation interface conversion components.

Key Features

• Manufacturer part number CA3300CE
• Manufacturer Harris Corporation
• Integrated circuit component
• Video-speed 6-bit flash analog T characteristic
• Interface encoder, decoder, and converter category

Applications

• Video signal path integration
• Analog interface conversion
• Encoder and decoder subsystem integration

Design & Procurement Notes

For design and procurement, treat the CA3300CE as a conversion-oriented IC whose selection should be driven by the need for video-speed behavior and a 6-bit flash analog T characteristic. Because the device definition is limited to these descriptors, system designers should verify surrounding interface requirements, signal conditioning needs, and conversion assumptions before finalizing a schematic. The exact manufacturer part number should be used in all engineering documentation to prevent substitution errors, particularly when the device is being considered alongside other Harris Corporation interface conversion parts. Procurement communication should reference CA3300CE directly rather than relying on generic family names, since the product family alone does not define the complete conversion behavior needed for a specific video-path design.