Vendor: TAKUMI Corporation Category: GPU

Gen 4 2D (vector graphics) GPU IP

GV380S/GV380T comes with a significant enhancement of rendering performance.

Overview

GV380S and GV380T are Gen 4 2D (vector graphics) GPU IPs. With further advanced Gen.4 architecture for minimized CPU load and increased pixel performance in vector processing, GV380S and GV380T come with a significant enhancement in the effective rendering performance.

The OpenVG conformant 2D GPUs from TAKUMI that make possible 2D graphics displays such as GUI for better user experience, with high-quality rendering, faster acceleration, and much less power consumption, are best fits for a variety of embedded systems, including digital camera and in-car products.

Key features

Pixel performance GV380S: 400-800M pix/sec (normal) and 6.4G pix/sec (maximum)
GV380T: 800M pix/sec (normal) and 6.4G pix/sec (maximum)
Texture size Up to 8192 x 8192 pixels
2D rendering < Vector graphics engine >
Path processing, transform, rasterize,
lines, curves (Quadratic/Cubic Bezier curves), elliptical arcs,
paints (color/gradient/pattern),
scissoring, alpha masking, alpha blending,
antialiasing, color space conversion,
image drawing (scaling/rotation/transformation), image filtering

<2D Sprite engine>
Scaling, rotation,
BitBLT, line/dot/rectangle drawing,
blending, transparent color
Other functions Copy engine (fast rectangle-fill rendering, format conversion)
Standard conformance OpenVG 1.1

Key features

Architecture – Gen. 4

  •  Enhanced performance of the vector graphics processing pipeline
  •  Maximized rendering performance for GUI on embedded systems and optimized bus access by the new rendering algorithm
  •  More advanced architecture for much less CPU load

Drawing functions – High-quality vector graphics

Footprint & power consumption – Small and low

Hardware acceleration IP – High-performance/quality graphics rendering with minimized CPU load

  • Vector graphics IP enabling the smallest-in-class CPU load achieved by the proprietary HW implementation architecture

Conformance – Industry standards

Benefits

  • Architecture – Gen. 4
    • Enhanced performance of the vector graphics processing pipeline
    • Maximized rendering performance for GUI on embedded systems and optimized bus access by the new rendering algorithm
    • More advanced architecture for much less CPU load
  • Drawing functions – High-quality vector graphics
  • Footprint & power consumption – Small and low
  • Hardware acceleration IP – High-performance/quality graphics rendering with minimized CPU load
    • Vector graphics IP enabling the smallest-in-class CPU load achieved by the proprietary HW implementation architecture
  • Conformance – Industry standards

What’s Included?

  • Synthesizable RTL code
  • OpenVG 1.1 library
  • Associated documentation

Specifications

Identity

Part Number
GV380
Vendor
TAKUMI Corporation
Type
Silicon IP

Files

Product Sheet Download

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Provider

TAKUMI Corporation
HQ: Japan

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