See Intel® Arria® 10 FPGAs upscale 4K60 video to 8K60 and send it via HDMI 2.1 in real time at Intel’s Infocomm Booth in June

Written by | May 8, 2019

 

Be sure to come by the Intel booth (#3300) at Infocomm next month (Orlando, June 12-14) to see a live UHD video-scaling demo where an FPGA board based on an Intel® Arria® 10 GX FPGA will convert 4K60 video streamed from an Intel® NUC media player over HDMI 2.0 into scaled, 8K60 video using a variety of Intel soft video and imaging IP blocks from the Intel® Video and Image Processing Suite. This first FPGA board will then send the 8K scaled video to a second FPGA board over an HDMI 2.1 FRL connection, where a 70-inch, Sharp 8K display panel driven by the second FPGA board will then display the resulting video.

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Be sure to add the Intel Logic and Power Group to your LinkedIn groups. Steve Leibson is a Senior Content Manager at Intel. He started his career as a system design engineer at HP in the early days of desktop computing, then switched to EDA at Cadnetix, and subsequently became a technical editor for EDN Magazine. He’s served as Editor in Chief of EDN Magazine and Microprocessor Report and was the founding editor of Wind River’s Embedded Developers Journal. He has extensive design and marketing experience in computing, microprocessors, microcontrollers, embedded systems design, design IP, EDA, and programmable logic.