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SiI 9133/9134: två kalorifria HDMI-chips som vi väntat på

Skriven av: Tomas_D700  |  Datum: 2006-08-19

Det Kalifornienbaserade företaget Silicon Image Inc. lanserar världens första HDMI-sändare (chipset VastLane SiI 9134) och HDMI-mottagare (chipset VastLane SiI 9133) för version 1.3 av HDMI-standarden. Mottagarchipset produceras redan för fullt vilket innebär att tillverkare av rena mottagarapparater (dvs. med enbart HDMI-ingångar) redan nu har möjlighet att utrusta/uppgradera sina tevear, projektorer eller vad det nu kan vara med detta chips för att därmed vara förberedda för att ta emot HDMI 1.3-signaler från till exempel kommande HD-DVD- och blu-ray-spelare.  

Fullskaleproduktionen av sändarchipset beräknas vara i gång i oktober och för tillfället finns det enbart i form av provexemplar hos vissa tillverkare. Apparater med enbart HDMI-utgångar eller med både HDMI-in- och utgångar lär alltså dröja till november innan de börjar dyka upp i hyllorna och början av år 2007 lär bli riktigt intressant.

Läs mer om vad dessa chips kan erbjuda och vad det kan betyda för konsumenterna i följande pressmeddelande. För den intresserade läsaren följer ytterligare länkar och bilder efter pressmeddelandet.

 

Pressmeddelande

Silicon Image Delivers Deep Color With First HDMI 1.3 Semiconductors

VastLane SiI 9133 Receiver Enables Deep Color HDTVs Ready for PlayStation 3, Blu-ray Disc and HD DVD; VastLane SiI 9134 Transmitter Enables Deep Color Output From Next-Generation DVD Players/Recorders


SUNNYVALE, Calif., Aug 15, 2006

Silicon Image, Inc. (Nasdaq: SIMG), a leader in semiconductors for the secure storage, distribution and presentation of high-definition content, today announced the world's first High-Definition Multimedia InterfaceTM (HDMITM) 1.3 transmitters and receivers, which will enable the next generation of DVD players and HDTVs to transmit and receive content in billions of colors with unprecedented vividness and accuracy.

The VastLane SiI 9133, an advanced dual-input HDMI receiver, will enable HDTVs to display Deep Color content transmitted by a new generation of consumer products, such as the Sony PlayStation 3 and high-definition DVD players. The VastLane SiI 9134 transmitter may be integrated into HD DVD and Blu-ray Disc DVD players and recorders to transmit Deep Color content for the highest-quality image for the end consumer. The SiI 9134 also supports new high-bit rate audio formats, delivering a rich audio experience.

"Sony has indicated that the PlayStation 3 is expected to ship in November of this year with the ability to render the highest-quality video ever seen in a consumer device," said Dale Zimmerman, vice president of marketing at Silicon Image. "The SiI 9133 receiver matches the capabilities of the PlayStation 3 and makes it possible for HDTV manufacturers to ship products this year that are capable of displaying Deep Color images, for the highest-quality gaming experience and fullest enjoyment of high-definition movies. The SiI 9134 brings these same benefits to next generation DVD players, with additional support for the latest high-quality audio formats, Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio."

The SiI 9133 and SiI 9134, which are part of Silicon Image's VastLane family of HDMI products, support 30-bit and 36-bit color depths (4:4:4 RGB or YCbCr), up from the 24-bit color depths displayed in the current generation of HDTVs. Next-generation HDTVs with Deep Color support will be able to display content from Blu-ray Disc and HD DVD players in their highest resolutions.

Silicon Image has now completed the Deep Color pipeline from source device to display panel glass. Deep Color content can now travel from a DVD player or game console via a SiI 9134 transmitter, over an HDMI cable, to a SiI 9133 receiver in an HDTV, through the SiI 7170 and SiI 7171 internal links, to the display panel glass.


Benefits of Deep Color Support Include:

  • Allows HDTVs and other displays go from millions of colors to billions of colors
  • Eliminates on-screen color banding, for smooth tonal transitions and subtle gradations between colors
  • Enables increased contrast ratio
  • Can represent many times more shades of gray between black and white. At 30-bit color depth, four times more shades of gray would be the minimum, and the typical improvement would be eight times or more

Higher Bandwidth, Support for Latest-Generation 120Hz DisplaysThe SiI 9133 and SiI 9134 deliver a significant boost in bandwidth, from 4.95 gigabits per second to 6.75 Gbps, over previous HDMI chips. This lets them support Deep Color displays with video resolutions of up to 1080p at 60Hz and 36-bits per pixel color depth, matching the output of the PlayStation 3. The higher bandwidth also lets the chips support the latest-generation of fast-refresh displays used for gaming and other demanding applications. The SiI 9133 and SiI 9134 will support resolutions of 1080i and 720p at 120Hz and 36-bits per pixel color depth, providing a crisper image with fast moving video. The two chips support true 12-bit video processing (with 14-bit internal processing for greater accuracy) for RGB to YCbCr and YCbCr to RGB color space conversion and 4:4:4/4:2:2 up/down sampling.

The SiI 9133 is an advanced dual-input HDMI receiver that fits directly into digital televisions such as rear projection microdisplays, LCD-TVs, plasma displays and front projectors. It is backward-compatible with previously-released HDMI receivers from Silicon Image. The SiI 9134 transmitter is designed for HD DVD and Blu-ray Disc players/recorders and audio-visual receivers. It is backward-compatible with previously-released HDMI transmitters from Silicon Image. The SiI 9133 and SiI 9134 have both HDCP Built In Self Test (BIST) and One Time Programmable (OTP) keys for the highest level of security and lowest cost. To test for plug-and-play compatibility with a broad range of high-definition devices, the SiI 9133 and SiI 9134 have been submitted for verification to the Simplay HD interoperability testing program offered by Simplay Labs, LLC.

New Lossless Audio Formats, Power Management

The SiI 9134 can transmit the new, lossless compressed digital audio formats supported in HDMI 1.3: Dolby(R) TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio(TM). The two chips also handle other HDMI-supported audio formats, including high- bandwidth uncompressed digital audio and compressed formats such as Dolby(R) Digital and DTS. The SiI 9133 and SiI 9134 also support SACD and DVD audio formats. Both products provide flexible power-down modes.

Pricing and Availability

The SiI 9133 is currently in production, and is priced at $9.70 in 10K quantities. The SiI 9134 is currently sampling to customers with production scheduled for October, and is priced at $5.25 in 10K quantities. The SiI 9133 is packaged in a 404-pin BGA and the SiI 9134 is packaged in a 100-pin TQFP.

 

 

Länkar: 

Ursprunliga pressmeddelandet

Produktinformation för SiI 9133

Produktinformation för SiI 9134

 

System- och kretsscheman för SiI 9133 och SiI 9134

 

 

(notera att Sil 9135 i bilden ovan troligen är ett tryckfel och ska vara SiI 9133)

  

 

Ytterligare två chips nämns i pressmeddelandet och det är SiI 7170 och SiI 7171 vilka inte är direkt kopplade till HDMI 1.3-specifikationen men som på grund av den bandbredd de erbjuder ändå behövs för att den ska kunna uppfyllas.

Chipset SiI 7170 är en  iTMDS-sändare (internal Transition Minimized Differential Signaling) för överföring av höghastighetsdata för applikationer i behov av mycket hög bandbredd, till exempel LCD- och PDP-tevear, LCD-monitorer och projektorer. Chipset SiI 7171 är då naturligtvis en iTMDS-mottagare för samma typ av applikationer.

 

Länkar:

Produktinformation för SiI 7170

Produktinformation för SiI 7171

 

 



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