Vendor: Digital Media Professionals Inc. (DMP Inc.) Category: GPU

High-performance and low-power 2D vector graphics IP core

High-performance and low-power 2D vector graphics IP core for embedded devices.

Overview

High-performance and low-power 2D vector graphics IP core for embedded devices.

It has a proven track record in adoptions as an accelerator for UI processing of many products such as cameras and printers.

Key features

  • API: OpenVG 1.1
  • Texture Format: RGBA, YUV
  • Maximum Resolution: 8k x 8k
  • Memory BUS I/F: AXI3 / 4
  • Configuration Register I/F: AXI3 / 4, APB

Benefits

  • K3000 is an OpenVG 1.1 compliant 2D vector graphics IP core that achieves the industry’s highest-level PPA (Power / Performance / Area), realizing smooth 2D vector drawing in combination with Qt and various font engines compliant with OpenVG 1.1.

Applications

  • Digital Cameras, Digital Video Cameras, Printers, Automotives, Industrials and More

Specifications

Identity

Part Number
K3000
Vendor
Digital Media Professionals Inc. (DMP Inc.)
Type
Silicon IP

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A scalable, shader-programmable vector graphics GPU core for low-power MCUs

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