Processor Architecture for High Performance Video Decode
Processor Architecture for High Performance Video Decode
Vendor:
Omni Design Technologies, Inc.
Category:
Filters Transforms
12-bit 250MHz Decimation filter with 43 taps
The ODT-DSP-DEC-43T250M-T16 is a 12-bit 250MHz Decimation filter with 43 taps in a 12/16nm CMOS process.
Overview
The ODT-DSP-DEC-43T250M-T16 is a 12-bit 250MHz Decimation filter with 43 taps in a 12/16nm CMOS process.
The 43 Tap Decimation filter reduces the output data rate (fDOUT) by a factor of 4 compared to the input data rate (fDIN) from an ADC.
Programmable coefficients allow customization of the filter characteristics for various application needs.
The filter is designed with programmable gain/attenuation settings for the output. Filter area is optimized by reducing the number of multipliers.
Filter has bypass mode option where DIN is directly passed to DOUT.
Key features
- Programmable Coefficients
- Programmable gain/attenuation at the output
- 4X Decimation Factor
- 12-Bit operation
Block Diagram
ODT-DSP-DEC-43T250M-T16 block diagram
Applications
- High speed data acquisition systems
- RF systems
- DSP applications
What’s Included?
- Datasheet
- Hard Macro (GDSII and CDL)
- Verilog Model
- Liberty Files
- Power Spreadsheet
- Physical Abstract (LEF)
- Integration and Customer Support
Silicon Options
| Foundry | Node | Process | Maturity |
|---|---|---|---|
| TSMC | 16nm | 16nm 160 nm | — |
Specifications
Identity
Part Number
ODT-DSP-DEC-43T250M-T16
Vendor
Omni Design Technologies, Inc.
Type
Silicon IP
Provider
Omni Design Technologies, Inc.
HQ:
USA
Omni Design Technologies, Inc. is a developer of disruptive, ultra-low power semiconductor embedded circuits (IP Cores), including ultra-low power analog circuits, highly-efficient interface circuits and connected sensors. Our patented and proprietary technology offers solutions that use dramatically lower power and provide superior performance, architected from the ground up to take advantage of deep sub-micron CMOS processes. Omni Design’s mission is to provide a wide range of ultra low-power, high performance embedded circuits configured to enable highly-differentiated semiconductor systems and plug-and-play system-on-chip (SoC) development. Our IP offerings target SoCs that address a wide range of application areas including IoT, test and measurement, high speed interfaces, communications, medical imaging, and sensor hubs. Omni Design Technologies, Inc. is a privately held company with offices in Milpitas, CA and Boston, MA. Omni Design was founded in 2015 by a team of semiconductor industry veterans, technologists, and experienced entrepreneurs with a successful track record of delivering high performance analog solutions that advance the state of the art.
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