HDL Design House announces new TX and RX controller cores for the HDMI and DisplayPort standards
Belgrade, Serbia -- April 04, 2012 -- HDL Design House, a company that offers design and verification services as well as soft and hard IP cores (digital and analog), today announced the availability of soft IP TX and RX controller cores for the HDMI and DisplayPort standards.
The cores have already passed compliance tests, and they support the set of features found in the latest version of the standards (1.4 for HDMI, 1.2 for DisplayPort).
For more information on these new video soft IP modules, visit http://hdl-dh.com/ipproducts.html.
HDL Design House delivers digital and analog design and verification products & services in numerous areas of SoC and complex FPGA designs. The company also develops IP cores and component (VITAL) models for major SoC product developers. Founded in 2001 and currently employing 60 engineers working in two design centers in Serbia, HDL Design House was awarded ISO 9001:2000 and ISO 27001:2005 certifications in 2006 and has achieved certifications from Direct Assessment Services (DAS).
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