A 1‐bit serial transceiver chip set for full‐color XGA pictures

In this paper, we describe the development an UXGA Display system by using a trial Digital Packet Video(PV) Link for a nextgeneration interface(I/F). We already presented the basic idea and performance about this system. Then, we can apply this system for a QUXGA display, and then we can decrease the data transfer rate from PC to LCD. So we can solve the problem of I/F by this system, we propose the Digital PV Link as a standard for the next generation I/F of high density displays.

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

15.2: Development of an UXGA Display System by a Digital Packet Video Link

Hanari

Watanabe

Okazaki

et al. 2001

“…Problems associated with the higher speed connections: crosstalk, voltage isolation, impedance matching, and pin inductance can be reduced. The digital interfaces between a PC system and a display such as LVDS [2], TMDS [3], and GVIF [4] have become popular. Current AMLCD panel technology can deliver larger displays with higher resolution.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

15.1: Invited Paper: PhotonLink™: An Optical Interface for Remote Digital Displays

Son¹,

Jin²,

Lee³

et al. 2001

PhotonAge is developing gigabit speed optical links that can support high‐resolution digital displays with a micro‐optical solution that has a small form factor and low cost. The building blocks of PhotonLink™ are fully integrated transmitter/receiver ICs, micro‐optic headers and a fiber jumper. We have demonstrated 400 meter video transmission to an XGA resolution LCD display using our micro‐optical solution. Our optical link can transmit 2.5 Gbps per channel with PCB mountable simple packaging for a variety of applications.

“…The digital interfaces between a PC system and a display such as TMDS [1] , LVDS [2] and GVIF [3] are currently popular. Discussion of these digital interfaces as replacements for analog interfaces has focused on the comparison of data quality and supported data bandwidth.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

6.1: Invited Paper: Digital PV Link for a Next‐Generation Video Interface, and Its System Architecture

Mamiya

Yamauchi

Tomooka

et al. 2000

This paper describes a high-level protocol with a packet format for video data. It not only improves data transmission, but also enhances system performance by enabling various kinds of data handling at different processing locations. From the viewpoint of the system architecture, this protocol makes it possible to mix various types of system such as PCs and other electronic deviceswith high-performance video data processing hardware. The functions of this protocol and its performance are explained with the compatibility of both software and hardware.