HD video interface design: Stream HD video to display units over a pair of wires
Are you designing an electronics device to display video on the head-mount displays to serve the information and entertainment needs of rear passengers in a car or any such automotive. To connect the video display units to main host device We presently suggest two solutions. They are the recently announced FPD-Link III serdes chipsets from Texas Instruments and GMSL chipset from Maxim.
Texas Instruments' new launched serdes chipset serializer IC DS90UH927Q-Q1 and deserializer IC DS90UH928Q-Q1 supports the new standard of Flat Panel Display Link III. FPD-Link III improves over FPD-Link II by supporting bidirectional communication on the same wires, so that you do not need run another pair of cables for sending the control and clock signal from host processor to client video display unit or system.
The serializer IC DS90UH927Q-Q1 and deserializer IC DS90UH928Q-Q1 help stream HD digital video and audio to touchscreen LCD panels and get the control signal from the touch screen to main information processing unit on same pair of wires. DS90UH928Q-Q1 deserializer feature automatic cable equalization, 24-bit color dithering, and white balancing over an LVDS connection.
The chipset supports high-bandwidth digital content protection (HDCP), and a direct connection to LVDS input sources and displays, including the OpenLDI (LVDS digital interface) standard. So there are l...
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