The Cheetah 1024XR’s 2RU system is achieved by adding an on-board distribution circuit into each 1024X512 frame

PESA will unveil several new versions of its Cheetah router line as well as new products from FortelDTV, the Duluth, Ga.-based company recently acquired by its parent company Qustream. PESA is touting the new Cheetah 1024XR system as the industry's first 1024x1024 system that can fit in two equipment racks. The comp

PESA has supplied its Cheetah routing switcher to All Mobile Video (AMV) in New York for its "Crossroads" mobile production truck. The AMV truck holds a Cheetah 128 x 128 SD with new PESA DAC cards on all available outputs. These cards "piggyback" onto existing cards within the frame, allowing the AMV to continue usin

PESA, part of the QuStream group of companies and a leading provider of analog and digital video and audio equipment for broadcast applications, will set a new routing system benchmark at NAB2006 with the introduction of the first 1024 x 1024 router in two equipment racks. Ideal for facilities such as cable head ends,

The eco-friendly Cheetah-3 is available in sizes starting at 36 x 36 with the flexibility to expand to 144 x 144.

Pesa announced its new Cheetah 4K routing solutions

The Cheetah 512XR is part of an extensive new line of Cheetah routing switchers

The Cheetah-3 3G-SDI fiber-optic router offers sizes starting at 36x36 up to 144x144 in 4 RU.