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DS90UB929-Q1: Reducing Latency

Part Number: DS90UB929-Q1

Hi,

My customer is hoping to reduce latency and have some questions:

We are sending a 1920x1080 frame @ 30 fps via HDMI, is the PCLK extracted from the HDMI stream? I read in the datasheet that the bits transmitted over the forward channel vary anywhere from 28 bits to 40 bits. How is that determined? Can we put some information on the forward channel in addition to the 24 bit stream? Or is this some kind of proprietary overhead?

 

My main questions are summarized below:

    1. What PCLK is required to send 1080p @ 30fps, 24 bit color?
      1. Is the PCLK extracted from HDMI stream?
      1. Is this configurable?
    1. Do we need to add overhead for things like blanking or parts of the proprietary fpd link protocol into our PCLK equation?

Thanks,

Chuchen

  • Hi Chuchen,
    1. The PCLK is calculated from your video source. if PCLK can meet UB929 requirement, the link can work. or you need use UB949 for higher bandwidth;
    2. the overhead is sourced from video source. mentioned in item1, if the source's PCLK can meet UB929, it is ok.

    best regards,
    Steven