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Vendor:
Digital Media Professionals Inc. (DMP Inc.)
Category:
GPU
Vector Graphics IP core supporting OpenVG1.1 subset
Vector graphics IP core with the world’s smallest logic size, realizing a further cost reduction of embedded devices that require…
Overview
Vector graphics IP core with the world’s smallest logic size, realizing a further cost reduction of embedded devices that require 2D vector drawing but do not need the texture function.
Key features
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ant200 is a 2D vector graphics IP core that achieves further miniaturization by removing the texture function from the K3000 compliant with OpenVG 1.1.
Benefits
- API: OpenVG1.1 (2D / vector graphics) compatible
- Maximum Resolution: 4k x 4k
- Memory BUS I/F: AXI 3 / 4
- Configuration Register I/F: AXI 3 / 4, APB
- Supported Devices: ASIC / ASSP / SoC / FPGA
- Supported Applications: IoT products, Wearable devices, Smartphones, Tablets, In-vehicle devices, TVs, Game consoles, MFPs, Amusement devices, etc.
Applications
Specifications
Identity
Part Number
ant200
Vendor
Digital Media Professionals Inc. (DMP Inc.)
Type
Silicon IP
Videos
DMP ant200 demo with Macnica Helio SoC Evaluation Kit
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What is Vector Graphics IP core supporting OpenVG1.1 subset?
Vector Graphics IP core supporting OpenVG1.1 subset is a GPU IP core from Digital Media Professionals Inc. (DMP Inc.) listed on Semi IP Hub.
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