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eDP RECEIVER IIP

Embedded DisplayPort Receiver IIP

eDP RECEIVER IIP

Overview

COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE

The SivaKali Tech eDP RECEIVER IIP is a highly reliable, silicon-proven IP core designed for high-performance system integration. Engineered to meet strict industry compliance standards, this core offers exceptional flexibility and ease of integration into both ASIC and FPGA designs. Delivering premium visual experiences for digital signage, broadcast, and consumer displays. Validated on leading FPGA platforms and foundry nodes, it provides a low-risk, time-to-market advantage for developers.

COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE

High Quality Compression: Visually lossless compression algorithms optimized for minimal silicon area.

Real-Time Performance: Ultra-low latency processing suitable for live streaming and interactive applications.

Multi-Standard Support: Configurable to support various resolutions, frame rates, and color formats.

Power Efficient: Architecture optimized to minimize power consumption for portable multimedia devices.

FEATURES
  • Fully compliant with the Embedded DisplayPort version 1.5 specification and ensures standard-adherent operation across all supported configurations
  • Backward compatible with Embedded DisplayPort version 1.4a
  • Dynamically supports lane configurations of 1,2,4 lanes enabling scalable link bandwidth
  • Supports link rates of 1.62Gbps,2.7Gbps,5.4Gbps and 8.1Gbps
  • Supports configurable output pixel processing of 1,2,4,8 and 16 pixels per clock
  • Supports programmable parallel interface widths of 10bit,20bit,40bit and 80bits
  • Supports HPD based link training
  • Supports main link, Aux link and Hot plug functionality
  • Supports maximum resolution upto 4k@60Hz
  • Compatible with the video formats which are mentioned in eDP v1.5
    • RGB 4:4:4 (18,24,30,36,48 Bits Per Pixel)
    • YCbCr 4:4:4 (24,30,36,48 Bits Per Pixel)
    • YCbCr 4:2:2 (16,20,24,32 Bits Per Pixel)
    • YCbCr 4:2:0 (12,15,18,24 Bits Per Pixel)
    • Y-only (8,10,12,16 Bits Per Pixel)
    • RAW (6,7,8,10,12,14,16 Bits Per Pixel)
  • Supports deskew in sink device mode
  • Supports PSR (Panel Self Refresh) entry and exit
  • Supports frame number identification in PSR
  • Supports Selective update (partial frame update) during Panel Self Refresh(PSR)
  • Supports PSR2(Panel Self Refresh) as per specification eDPv1.5
  • Supports Multi SST operation(MSO)
    • Two SST Links with one Lane each (two Lanes total), 2x1
    • Two SST Links with two Lanes each (four Lanes total), 2x2
    • Four SST Links with one Lane each (four Lanes total), 4x1
  • Supports Advanced Link Power Management to reduce wake latency
  • Supports GTC-based video timing synchronization
  • Supports PSR Secondary Data Packet
  • Supports Display Backlight Control Using DPCD Registers
  • Supports 2,8,16 and 32 audio channels
  • Compatible with sample frequency in the range of 32 to 192kHz for LPCM, 3D LPCM, and non-HBR compressed audio
  • Compatible with sample frequency in the range of 256 to 1536kHz for HBR audio
  • Compatible with sample frequency in the range of 2048 to 24576kHz for One Bit and DST audio
  • Supports standard and compressed audio formats including IEC 60958-1,IEC 60958-3,IEC60958-4,IEC 61937-1,IEC 61937-3,CEA/CTA 861-F,861-G
  • Compatible with all secondary packet formats which are mentioned in eDP v1.5b
    • Audio timestamp
    • Audio stream
    • Extension
    • Audio copy management
    • ISRC
    • VSC
    • Camera SDP 8 to 15
    • Info frame formats
    • VSC extension VESA
    • VSC extension CEA
    • Picture Parameter Set(PPS)
    • Adaptive-Sync SDP
  • performs ANSI8B10B decoding and data descrambling
  • Integrates Nibble interleaving Error Correction Codes(ECC) and an optional Forward Error correction[RS FEC(254,250)]
  • Compatible with High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection(HDCP v2.3)
    • Supports full authentication
    • Supports bypass the authentication
  • Compatible with Display Stream De-Compression(DSC v1.2)
  • Fully synthesizable
  • Static synchronous design
  • Positive edge clocking and no internal tri-states
  • Scan test ready
  • Simple host interfaces enable straightforward integration with microcontrollers and application processors.
FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION

CORE: The top-level integration layer that interconnects all internal sub-modules and defines the primary IP interfaces for system-level integration.

CSR: CSR contains all Control and Status Registers(CSRs). It decodes CPU-driven configuration commands and maps them to functional output signals across the IP

HPD PROCESS: Monitors and generates the Hot Plug Detect signal, asserts IRQ pulses to indicate status changes,detects unplug conditions and co-ordinates required control updates through the AUX channel

AUX FSM: It manages the auxiliary channel protocol by processing incoming requests from the DisplayPort Transmitter and generating compliant response packets.

LINK TRAINING: It manages the link initialization sequence via the AUX channel. It evaluates clock recovery and channel equalization status to optimize voltage swing and pre-emphasis for a stable connection.

LINK LAYER: The link layer includes the link FSM, Video unpacker, and SDP/Audio unpacker.

LINK FSM: It is responsible for monitoring the incoming audio/video stream,detecting and removing fill symbols and maintaining stream synchronization before forwarding the data to the downstream processing blocks

VIDEO UNPACKER: It Extracts pixel data from the received stream and reconstructs the video based on the configured colorimetry and bits-per-component(BPC).

SDP/AUDIO UNPACKER: It Decodes Secondary Data Packet(SDP) headers to extract audio samples and metadata, reconstructing the audio stream based on the detected sample rate and channel configuration.

DSC: It is an optional module which implements VESA Display Stream Compression(DSC) to decompress incoming video data back into its native, uncompressed pixel format.

HDCP: It is an optional module which ensures content protection by executing authentication protocols with the Source, managing secure key exchange, and performing high-speed decryption.

LOGICAL PHY: The physical coding sublayer(PCS) containing the De-scrambler, 8b10b decoders, RS-FEC, and Gearbox logic.

DE-SCRAMBLER: It Reverses the scrambling polynomial applied at the Transmitter to restore the original data pattern prior to symbol decoding.

8B10B DECODER: It Converts 10-bit symbols back into 8-bit data, recovers control characters, and performs running disparity checks to ensure link integrity.

RS-FEC(254,250): It is an optional module that performs Reed-Solomon(254,250) decoding to detect and correct transmission errors, effectively removing FEC parity symbols.

GEARBOX: The gearbox module converts the incoming PHY data widths 10-bit,20-bit,40-bit or 80-bit into the internal link layer data width ensuring proper data alignment and reconstruction of the main link stream.

ASIC AND FPGA IMPLEMENTATION
ASIC TechnologyLogic ResourcesSystem clock FrequencyAux clock FrequencyLink clock FrequencyVideo clock FrequencySecondary clock FrequencySerdes clock Frequency
TSMC 28nm247K100MHz54MHz135MHz60MHz54MHz270MHz

FPGA Device and FamilyLogic ResourcesSystem clock FrequencyAux clock FrequencyLink clock FrequencyVideo clock FrequencySecondary clock FrequencySerdes clock Frequency
AMD-xcvu9p-flga2104-2L-e41166 LUT's100MHz54MHz135MHz60MHz54MHz270MHz

LICENSING OPTIONS
  • Single Site license for regional development teams.
  • Multi-Site license for global corporate deployments.
  • Single Design license for specific project cost-efficiency.
  • Unlimited Design license for high-volume product roadmaps.
DELIVERABLES
  • Complete Verilog/VHDL/SystemC Source Code.
  • UVM-compliant verification environment with a comprehensive test suite.
  • Production-ready synthesis, Lint, and CDC scripts.
  • IP-XACT RDL generated address maps.
  • Standard-compliant firmware and Linux/C driver packages.
  • Detailed documentation: User Guides, Release Notes, and ISO 26262 Safety Manual (SAM)/FMEDA.