HDMI/DVI Video Interface Reference Design using the LatticeECP3 Video Protocol Board and HDMI Mezzanine Card
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- Consumer Electronics
- Video and Imaging
Description
- DVI (Digital Visual Interface) and HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) have emerged as the dominant standards for connecting digital display devices like a PC monitor and HDTV. DVI only carries uncompressed video data, whereas HDMI can transfer both uncompressed digital video and multi-channel audio over a single cable. Developed specifically to address the unique requirements of the consumer electronics market, HDMI offers additional enhancements including the support of the YCbCr color space format, and the universal remote control capability through Consumer Electronics Control (CEC) protocol. HDMI-enabled display devices are backward-compatible with DVI-based PCs so users can display the PC contents on their HDTV. Both reference designs have been validated using the LatticeECP3 Video Protocol Board and HDMI Mezzanine Card. The reference design consists of the HDMI Transmitter and Receiver cores which are compatible with both HDMI and DVI physical layer protocols
Caractéristiques principales
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Video Interface TypeHDMI|DVI
Pièces en vedette (1)
| Pièce numéro | Fabricant | Type | Description | |||
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LFE3-95EA-7FN1156C | Lattice Semiconductor | Field Programmable Gate Arrays - FPGAs | FPGA LatticeECP3 Family 92000 Cells 65nm Technology 1.2V 1156-Pin FBGA Tray | Ajouter au panier | |