Hall change for PHABRIX at IBC 05 - Hall 0 B

Hall change for PHABRIX at IBC 2015 - Hall 10 B12 PHABRIX has moved from its regular stand position in Hall 8 to a new larger booth in Hall 10 B12 at this years IBC exhibition in Amsterdam.

The new PHABRIX Qx test and measurement solution for 4K UHDTV1 and UHDTV2 will be on show featuring the world's first multi rate eye and jitter solution for 12/6/3 Gbps has been positioned to provide an advanced test solution for manufacturers. Winner of the best of show award at NAB earlier in the year, the Qx will be displaying a new V1.02 software toolset. The Qx supports both video and audio and up to a staggering 48 Gbps payload both as optical and coaxial. The 10 Gbps Ethernet SFP support will in future provide SMPTE 2022-6 on this new platform as development continues and the need for IP connectivity develops in broadcast infrastructures.

As well as state of the art technology, PHABRIX will be showing its new A/V toolset now standard for all of its Sx hand held range of products including the new TAG. The PHABRIX SxE with its portable eye and jitter toolset continues to win over engineers globally as a combined generator, analyzer and monitor at SD-SDI HD-SDI and 3G-SDI formats as standard. The Sx range feature a new engineering bundle with a combined set of options at a cost effective price point.

PHABRIX's Rx rack mount range will be displaying V9.04 video and audio instrumentation enhancements for OB and Qc departments with KVM connectivity and remote control.

Paul Nicholls, sales and marketing director at PHABRIX commented, We have moved to a larger stand this year purely because our product range has been enhanced with the new Qx platform. We needed the extra space to add additional information on our exciting new technology. Of course our award winning Sx hand held and Rx rack mount ranges of test and measurement will also be on prominent display. We look forward to meeting our European customers.

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