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Hello,
I've got a question to understand the Frame Buffer and the DDR2-RAM interface speed. For me there is a discrepancy between the following to facts (I'm using Cyclone III Dev. Kit): 1. On page 8 in "1. Cyclone III Device Family Overview" is said: "... DDR2 SDRAM memory interfaces support data rates up to 400 Mbps for Cyclone III devices and 333 Mbps for Cyclone III LS devices. ..." So does it mean that I can't read data from DDR2-RAM with more than 400Mbps? 2. So I also used the VIP-Suite. There is a Frame Buffer, which puts video data to DDR2-RAM using the DDR2 High Performance Controller. So if I have a video stream 1080p60 that means: 1920px * 1080px * 24bit (color depth) * 60Hz = 2986Mbps And the system works. So how could it be? Because 2986Mbps is much faster than 400Mbps... And what is the maximum data rate I can use Cyclone III + DDR2 High Performance Controller? So, what did I get wrong? Thanks for really every hint! Best regards, tonibLink Copied
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See my reply in the 'FPGA, Hardcopy, and CPLD Discussion ' forum.
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Hey josyb,
yea thanks... you are right, i'm sorry... i'll never do it again...
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