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

  • 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.

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Specifications

Identity

Part Number
ant200
Vendor
Digital Media Professionals Inc. (DMP Inc.)
Type
Silicon IP

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