Vendor: VeriSilicon Microelectronics (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. Category: Display Controller

Display Processing IP

Cost Efficient and Low-Power Design for MCUs, Wearables, and AIoT Devices

Overview

Cost Efficient and Low-Power Design for MCUs, Wearables, and AIoT Devices

VeriSilicon's Vivante DCNano series IPs are small-footprint, cost efficient, and low-power display controllers targeting wearable devices including smart watches and AR glasses, MCUs, AIoT, and IP cameras (IPC). Currently consisting of DCNano and DCNanoUltra, this series supports compressed and non-compressed inputs. DCNano series also provides diverse pre-processing and post processing features such as rotation and flip, swizzle, color space conversion, blending, and dithering.

Feature DCNano DCNanoUltra
Target Ul performance 1280x720@60 fps (tiled format)
1920x1080@60 fps (linear format)
1280x720@60 fps (tiled format)
1920x1080@60 fps (linear format)
Supported API Vivante DRM display API
Vivante DCLite display API
Vivante DRM display API
Vivante DCLite display API
Supported output devices 1 2
Configurable layer numbers 3 4
Cursor layer Optional Optional
Frame buffer compression Yes Yes
Output pixel formats RGB888, RGB565, and RGB666 RGB888, RGB565, and RGB666
Pixels per cycle 1 1

Key features

Highlights

  • Low-power, low-cost, and small silicon area
  • Lossy compression

Pre-Processing Features

  • Support both linear and tiled color formats
  • Support 90/180/270-degree rotation for tiled formats
  • Color keying
  • Support Flip X/Y for both tiled and linear formats
  • Swizzle

Post-Processing Features

  • Alpha Blending
  • Dither
  • CRC
  • Gamma
  • 3DLUT

Display Interfaces

  • QSPI/SPI
  • DPI/eDPI
  • DBI
    • Type A: Fixed E mode and clocked E mode
    • Type B
    • Type C

Software Support

  • OS: Linux and RTOS
  • Drivers with tiny code size
    • Vivante DRM display driver
    • Vivante DCLite Driver

Specifications

Identity

Part Number
Vivante DCNano
Vendor
VeriSilicon Microelectronics (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.
Type
Silicon IP

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