Gigabit Video Interface: A Fully Serialized Data Transmission System For Digital Moving Pictures

Kikuchi,; Fukuzaki,; Tamaki,; Takeshita,

doi:10.1109/icce.1998.678240

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“…reported the GVIF (Gigabit Video InterFace) technology, the 18-bit-color transceiver chip set for XGA which were fabricated by the 0.8um bipolar technology. [4] Their total power consumption was 1.8watts. This time we enhanced the GVIF into 24-bit-color transceiver chip set with 0.35um BiCMOS technology to satisfy all requests for wider bandwidth for full color transmission, low power consumption and low fabrication cost.…”

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

Kikuchi

Suzuki

Iizuka

et al. 1999

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

Kikuchi

Suzuki

Iizuka

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“…Although several digital interfaces (e.g. LDI [1], TMDS [2], GVIF [3]) have appeared, they are based on a raster-scan interface, which is the same as the analog one. In this paper, we discuss an upper-layer protocol, called Digital Link.…”

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Digital Link: High Functional Digital Monitor Interface

O’Hara

Sakaguchi

Furuichi

et al. 1999

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We discuss a high‐functional digital monitor interface, called Digital Link, which can support very high resolution monitors, high‐level control of monitor functions, and flexible monitor connections. This interface is essentially an upper layer protocol and takes advantages of the physical layer of existing digital interfaces. This paper also describes a prototype system that we have developed to evaluate various aspects of the protocol.

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Digital Video Interfaces

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2005

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Gigabit Video Interface: A Fully Serialized Data Transmission System For Digital Moving Pictures

Cited by 8 publications

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

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

Digital Link: High Functional Digital Monitor Interface

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