Fractal scan IP core for the FPD gray scale controller
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Xu Meihua, Ran Feng, Chen ZhangjinAuthors Info & Claims
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This paper presents the design and logic implementation of the fractal scan IP core for the FPD gray scale controller based on the mathematical model of the optimal scan architecture. Through the exploration of the sub-space code sequences and bit code sequences for different gray levels, we deduce the general formulae for the sequences and propose the corresponding logic implementations. Moreover, the parameterized IP core for various gray levels, embedded in flat panel display scan controller, can efficiently increase the scan utilization and imaging quality. This research provides a new engineering way to solve a pressing problem of high resolution flat panel display technology.
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ISBN:9781605580883
DOI:10.1145/1509315
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Published: 29 July 2008
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