with the analog TV 1. Line marker (Horizontal sync) 2. Frame marker (Vertical Sync) 3. Color Data for each line • Going Digital needs an extra CLK ◦ Either SRC+Display agree on a frequency (set) ◦ Send the CLK from SRC → Display • What about the audio?
◦ Analog is backward compatible with VGA ◦ Digital has 3 differential (TDMS) + 1 Clk ▪ Clock is allowed to vary 25 → 165 MHz • Maximum data rate (including 8b/10b overhead) is 4.95 Gbit/s @ 165 MHz • UXGA (1600 × 1200) @ 60 Hz • I2C for EDID block: ◦ The display's identification ◦ color characteristics (such as gamma value), ◦ and table of supported video modes (resolutions)
compatible with DVI (digital) • Audio + Data streams are interleaved with Video • HDMI 1.4 added HEC: Back audio + Ethernet • Maximum data rate of 42 Gbps • HDMI 2.1 supports 8K@120Hz >> More features: 3D, Content Protection, CEC, .. etc
Uses 1-4 LVDS channels + 1 data ◦ No clock: Trained using a predefined set ◦ Data streams are packetized (future proof) • Backward compatible with HDMI, but lacks CEC • DP v2.0 supports maximum data rate of 80 Gbps • Supports 16K display @ 60Hz and 30 bpp HDR • Supports compression and multiple devices • Has many variants: mini, micro, embedded, wireless, USB-C ! Lane-0 Lane-1 Lane-2 Lane-3 AUX 3v3 Pwr