Evatronix Enhances its JPEG 2000 IP with DCI 2K 24p and Full HD 30p signal processing capability
Update: Cadence Completes Acquisition of Evatronix IP Business (Jun 13, 2013)
Significant compression speed increase available in all configurations, including 4 different sub-sampling schemes and 3 levels of component depth.
Bielsko-Biala/Poland, May 2, 2011 - Evatronix SA has announced today the next generation of its JPEG 2000 solution that achieves smooth image processing at much higher resolutions. The JPEG 2000 solution from Evatronix can now satisfy the requirements of demanding Digital Cinema Initiatives (DCI 2K) and Full High Definition TV (HDTV) applications by providing designers with 24p or 30p frame rate, respectively, as defined by these standards.
Evatronix JPEG 2000 IP has evolved into a top performer thanks to many improvements implemented in the key modules of the core. The new 2D-DWT engine and an additional channel of the EBCOT TIER-1 algorithm not only provide support for real time processing of DCI 2K and Full HD images, but also enable coding of stereoscopic 720p HD signal on-the-fly in the most demanding 4:4:4 sub-sampling scheme.
Further performance improvements are achieved by several IP configuration options that facilitate tailoring of the JPEG 2000 IP to the developer’s application. Evatronix JPEG 2000 IP targets the more and more popular, but demanding DCI 2K and Full HD standards. Still, it remains compliant with other popular HDTV, SDTV and CCTV systems.
“By using proprietary optimization techniques implemented in critical algorithms of our IP cores we have been able to join the first tier of JPEG 2000 solution providers in less than two years,” said Wojciech Sakowski, Evatronix CEO. “Support for DCI 2K, Full HD and stereoscopic HD broadens the already wide range of applications for our JPEG 2000 solution and secures its leading place in the multimedia market.”
About Evatronix MULTIMEDIA Products
The Evatronix Multimedia IP product suite is a complete solution for audio and video connectivity inside an SoC. Video IP includes a JPEG 2000 Encoder, 4K Display Controller, HD Display Controller and TV Display Controller cores. Audio IP cores provide support for S/PDIF and I2S interfaces. Software drivers are available, as is customization through Evatronix design services.
About Evatronix
Evatronix SA, founded in 1991, develops electronic virtual components (IP cores) along with complementary software and supporting development environments. The company also provides electronic design services. Evatronix is a renowned provider of 8051 microcontrollers, SuperSpeed USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 controllers and memory controllers including ONFi 2.2 compatible NAND Flash and SD 3.0/SDIO 2.0 and eMMC 4.4 compatible SDIO Host controllers.
Evatronix is headquartered in Bielsko-Biala, Poland, and employs over 75 engineers.
For more information please visit the company’s web site at www.evatronix.com/ip
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