The Tessera SX40
The Tessera SX40 LED processor combines Tessera’s industry-leading feature set and easy-to-use software interface. It is considered the highest-ever capacity processor.
Its outstanding features include HDR, Dynamic Calibration, Ultra-low Latency, HFR+ (High Frame Rate), Frame Remapping Sguttersync, and 3D LUT import. The Tessera SX40 LED processor supports On-screen Color Adjustment (OSCA) for seam corrections, Dark Magic for dark-area detail, and ChromaTune for color control.
It is available in a standard 2U rack form with a total output capacity of 9 million pixels. It also supports 4K LED walls at up to 60 Hz with a 12-bit color depth.
The Tessera SX40 also supports latency-free 4K up/down scaling and provides a cost-effective and robust system for supporting big and bold LED screen projects. It also supports Power Redundancy, in which the backup processor can configure the problem with the video or input, or output in a few seconds and take over the trouble without closed-loop redundancy.
Features
Below are the features of the Tessera SX40 LED Processor.
Having an ultra-low latency device helps the LED screen performance in many ways. This function provides a latency-minimizing solution for the broadcast, television, and film industries. It makes it easier to synchronize live-action with visual effects and more.
The Tessera SX40 LED processor already has industry-leading two frames and end-to-end latency.
HFR+ allows you to play video content on an LED screen at up to 250 fps (frames per second). A higher frame rate of an LED processor gives smoother visuals in eSports and simulator applications.
The Tessera XD data distribution units are a solution designed to manage the need for mass cabling in cases of large LED displays.
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It supports and handles HDR content automatically. The system switches seamlessly between SDR, PQ, and HLG without interruptions. HDR is beautifully supported at all resolutions and frame rates in both commonly used HDR formats (PQ (ST-2084) and HLG).
