Hi All,
So I've been doing most of my display projects with a standard 640x480 VGA monitor but I came across this (
http://www.fpga4fun.com/hdmi.html) and was wondering if it's possible to create a low-performance version using HDMI. If I can display 640x480p at 60hz I'm a happy camper. So, going by what I've learned so far:
- I'll need a pll to create a 250mhz clock for HDMI
- I need a TDMS encoder (outlined in the link)
- I need to figure out if a) the cyclone II can handle 250Mb/sec, which it should according to the LVDS data-sheet and b) if there are any electrical specifications I need to take not of (line termination and what not).
Anyone done something like this before?
-Mux
[edit: on a second look, shifting out bits @ 250mhz might be a problem. That said, if I really want 320x240p, does HDMI go as low as 125mhz?]
[edit2: on a THIRD look it appears that the Cyclone II has an SD-SDI IP block which can serialize data out at standard resolution, using a (PLL'd) 270mhz clock]
