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Research on set-top-box based on embedded Linux and implementation of conditional access system

Wei Deng

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This paper firstly introduced the hardware platform and software platform of set-top-box based on embedded Linux,and then discussed the implementation of conditional access system in STB,including principle and style. The system scheme is valuable and meaningful to the platform development of multi-series STB.

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This paper firstly introduced the hardware platform and software platform of set-top-box based on embedded Linux,and then discussed the implementation of conditional access system in STB,including principle and style. The system scheme is valuable and meaningful to the platform development of multi-series STB.

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This paper firstly introduced the hardware platform and software platform of set-top-box based on embedded Linux,and then discussed the implementation of conditional access system in STB,including principle and style. The system scheme is valuable and meaningful to the platform development of multi-series STB.

Key concepts: Computer science, Operating system, Scheme (mathematics), Set (abstract data type), Embedded system, Software, Computer architecture, Programming language

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