Address generator for video pixel reordering in reflective LCD
AssigneeKoninklijke Philips Electronics N.V.
InventorsViktor L. Gornstein, John E. Dean
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AssigneeKoninklijke Philips Electronics N.V.
InventorsViktor L. Gornstein, John E. Dean
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An address generator for a pixel shuffler used in a relective liquid crystal display (RLCD) digital video system, and a pixel shuffler incorporating such an address generator. The address generator includes a small, dual port SRAM 160×8, a combinatorial converter having a pair of inputs and an output representing a predetermined relationship of the inputs, a pixel counter with a pair of decoders, a line counter, a computing block for selectively implementing a mirror reflection of the pixel addresses, as well as a plurality of D flip flops and logic elements. The pixel shuffler operates in read-modify-write mode, whereby any address location of memory is read and immediately overwritten with the new data. This permits operation with only one bank of SRAM 320×96 rather than the customary two banks for prior art pixel shufflers using the so-called Ping Pong method.
In a pixel shuffler for performing a matrix transposition of data representing each of a plurality of video lines for a Reflective Liquid Crystal Display (RLCD) panel, an address generator for video pixel reordering within each of said lines, said address generator comprising:
A pixel shuffler for use in a remapper for reordering pixels within video lines for a reflective liquid crystal display (RLCD) system, said pixel shuffler comprising:
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