Frame Rate Converter
TMC’s frame rate converter uses an original frame interpolation technology and creates highly accurate interpolation frames with compact circuit resources.
Overview
TMC’s frame rate converter uses an original frame interpolation technology and creates highly accurate interpolation frames with compact circuit resources. Smooth motion videos are achieved by inserting this interpolated frame between the original frames.
Specification
| Input/Output Format | YCbCr 4:2:0 |
| Conversion Rate | 2 Times |
| Frame Rate | 60fps/120fpsInput: 30/60 fpsOutput: 60/120 fps |
| Resolution | 2K or less |
| Input/Output Interface | YCbCr Raster Scan Format (Customizable) |
This IP supports both color spaces of YCbCr and YUV.
Key features
- Less disturbance interpolated images achieved by the “interpolated frame generation algorithm” optimized by DMNA
- External configuration parameters can be set to interpolation frame for getting desired image quality
- Compact design to be implemented in an inexpensive FPGA (Example: Cyclone IV series, Artix7 series)
- 120fps of high speed operation
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What is Frame Rate Converter?
Frame Rate Converter is a Video Processing IP core from Techno Mathematical Co., Ltd. listed on Semi IP Hub.
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