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Analogix demos its eDP TCON product line for tablets and notebooks at IDF 2014 [ITWeb]
[September 10, 2014]

Analogix demos its eDP TCON product line for tablets and notebooks at IDF 2014 [ITWeb]


(ITWeb Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) Analogix Semiconductor (http://cts.businesswire.com/ct/CT?id=smartlink&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.analogix.com&esheet=50938331&newsitemid=20140909005210&lan=en-US&anchor=Analogix+Semiconductor%2C+Inc.&index=1&md5=8efce312153cf40ef495334e531b571f) today announced the availability of its eDP (embedded DisplayPort) mainstream TCONs (timing controllers) and Ultra-HD resolution PSR-enabled TCONs, which allow mobile device manufacturers to extend battery life under any usage conditions, while providing a continuous flow of high-quality video to increasingly higher-resolution mobile displays.



Architected for mobile, eDP simultaneously reduces power consumed in both the CPU and the mobile display. In addition, the TCONs feature high-speed point-to-point interfaces to maximise the resolution and dot pitch of the glass.

The new mainstream eDP TCONs, ANX1701 and ANX1772, utilise the Analogix Gapless architecture to minimise the power consumption of high-resolution mobile displays, while providing continuous flow of video to the display, regardless of the state of the CPU, GPU, battery or other components in the system.


The Ultra-HD resolution TCONs with PSR (panel self-refresh) capability, ANX2875 and ANX2806, optimise the mobile display's performance and extend its battery life. PSR is a feature of eDP version 1.3 and works by storing the video in a buffer, thereby allowing the GPU to power down during light usage, significantly reducing the average power consumed in these models.

"High-end smartphones are expected to have screen resolutions of Full HD (1920 x 1080) or higher. At these high resolutions the most efficient way to transfer high-resolution video from the CPU to the mobile screen is through eDP, which delivers the best video quality while minimising the power consumed for each and every pixel," said Andre Bouwer, vice president of marketing for Analogix.

Solutions featuring Analogix latest eDP TCON technology are on display at this week's Intel Developer Forum (IDF) 2014, Analogix Booth #752.

Analogix is the leading supplier of DisplayPort-compliant semiconductors and IP products used in notebooks, tablets and other mobile devices. The DisplayPort standard is an innovative, packetised digital interface for high-resolution video and audio that was developed by the Video Electronics Standards Association.

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