Vendor: Digital Blocks, Inc. Category: Video Transport

ITU-R BT.656 Decoder

The DB1840 CCIR 656 Decoder IP Core decodes an ITU-R BT.656 digital video uncompressed NTSC 720x486 (525/60 Video System) and PAL…

Overview

The DB1840 CCIR 656 Decoder IP Core decodes an ITU-R BT.656 digital video uncompressed NTSC 720x486 (525/60 Video System) and PAL 720x576 (625/50 Video System) Standard Definition frame, extracting Y’CbCr 4:2:2 video components, optional Ancillary Data, and frame timing & status signals.

Figure 1 depicts the DB1840 CCIR 656 Decoder IP Core embedded within an integrated circuit device. Control & Status can be programmed into optional DB1840 registers via a bus interface, or set as non-register fixed parameters at synthesis.

Key features

  • Decodes an CCIR ITU-R BT.601 Frame providing the following outputs:
    • Y’CbCr color digital components (Luma/Chroma)
    • Data Enable for Luma / Chroma component samples
    • V, H, F timing synchronization
    • Status - Lock & Error detection
  • Decodes optionally the following:
    • Vertical / Horizontal Ancillary Data
    • Data Enables for Vertical / Horizontal Ancillary Data
  • Optional 8/10-bit Data extraction
  • Supports following Standard Definition:
    • NTSC 720x486 (525/60 Video System)
    • PAL 720x576 (625/50 Video System)
  • 27 MHz Sampling Rate
  • User optional Slave Bus Interface for programming Control & Status Registers
  • Optional Features:
    • FIFO – for buffering & separate clock domain interface
    • Chroma Re-sample to 4:4:4 Y’CbCr
    • Color Space Conversion from Y’CbCr to RGB
  • Member of Digital Blocks’ Video Signal & Image Processing IP Core Family, which include the following:
    • DB1800 - Standard Definition NTSC/PAL/SECAM Video Sync Separator
    • DB1810 - Color Space Convert
    • DB1820 - Chroma Resampler
    • DB1825 - RGB to YCrCb Color Space Convert with 4:4:4 to 4:2:2 Chroma Resampler
    • DB1830 – CCIR BT.656 Encoder
    • DB1840 – CCIR BT.656 Decoder
    • DB1892 - RGB to CCIR601/656 Encoder
  • On-Chip Interconnect Compliance (optional) – Avalon/Qsys, AXI, AXI4, AHB:
    • AMBA AXI4 Protocol Specification (V3.0)
    • AMBA AXI3 Protocol Specification (V1.0)
    • AMBA AHB Specification 2.0
    • AMBA APB Specification 2.0
    • Avalon Interface Specification (MNL-AVABUSREF-2.0)
  • FPGA Integration Support:
    • Altera Quartus II & Qsys / SOPC Integration & NIOS II EDS Reference Design
    • Xilinx ISE Design Suite utilizing AMBA AXI4 & Embedded Development & Software Development Kits
  • ASIC / ASSP Design-In Support:
    • Compliance to RTL Design & Coding Standards
    • Digital Blocks Support Services
  • Fully-synchronous, synthesizable Verilog RTL IP Core, with rising-edge clocking, No gated clocks, and No internal tri-states

Block Diagram

What’s Included?

  • The DB1840 is available in FPGA netlist or synthesizable RTL Verilog, along with Synopsys Design Constrains, a simulation test bench with expected results, reference design, and user manual.

Files

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Specifications

Identity

Part Number
DB1840
Vendor
Digital Blocks, Inc.

Provider

Digital Blocks, Inc.
HQ: USA
Digital Blocks architects, designs, verifies, and markets semiconductor Intellectually Property (IP) cores to worldwide technology systems companies. The company's expertise is in Embedded Processor & Peripherals, Display Controller, Display Link Layer, 2D Graphics, Image Compression, Audio / Video Processing, and High-Speed Networking / A/V Networking & Routing / High-Frequency Trading Networking.

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