Display processing IP

The Intel® FPGA Video and Vision Processing Suite is a collection of next-generation Intel® FPGA intellectual property (IP) functions that you can use to facilitate the development of custom video and image processing designs
These Intel® FPGA IP functions are suitable for use in a wide variety of image processing and display applications, such as studio broadcast, video conferencing, AV networking, medical imaging, industrial inspections and robotics, smart city/retail and consumer.

The Intel FPGA Video and Image Processing Suite is a collection of Intel FPGA intellectual property (IP) functions that you can use to facilitate the development of custom video and image processing designs
These Intel FPGA IP functions are suitable for use in a wide variety of image processing and display applications, such as studio broadcast, video conferencing, AV networking, medical imaging, smart city/retail, and consumer.

Full OpenLDI Display Source and Display Device functionality.
Supports OpenLDI v0.95 specification
Supports 8 serial data lines (A0 through A7) and two clock lines (CLK1 and CLK2) in the OpenLDI interface.
Supports DDC2B protocol to retrieve the EDID data structure from display.

Full Embedded Display port source device and sink device functionality.
Embedded Display port v1.3,1.4,1.4b and 1.5 compliant and based on display port specs 1.2/1.2a/1.3/1.4/2.0.
Support transmitter and receiver Mode.
Supports multi lanes upto 4 lanes.

Full Display port source device and sink device functionality.
Display port supports version 1.0,1.1,1.2,1.2a,1.3,1.4,1.4a and 2.0 specification.
Supports multi lanes upto 4 lanes.
Supports control symbols for framing(Both Default & Enhanced framing mode).

The PC820 pixel processor is an IP which provides pixel processing functions such as cropping, color space conversion (CSC), alpha blending, 3D LUT, and flexible resizing.
It supports input data of various compressed or uncompressed RGB and YUV formats.
After being processed by the pixel processor, the data can be output in uncompressed, compressed, or normalized formats.

Display Processing IP