This Figure shows a video system that includes live-external video (peak) bandwidth and memory (average) bandwidth requirements.
In the This Figure , 1280x720p live video frames are written to external memory with a bandwidth of 1.19 Gb/s. A 640x480 region in the video frame is read at an average bandwidth of 0.29 Gb/s. These frames are then up-scaled and written at an average bandwidth of 0.88 Gb/s. The upscaled frames can then be read from external memory at a peak bandwidth of 1.19 Gb/s to display to external video (Same as the input).
Thus, video input bandwidth is BW peak of input size. Video output bandwidth is BW peak of output size. Intermediate memory read bandwidth is B Wave of input size. Intermediate memory write bandwidth is B Wave of output size.
|
Video Input (Memory Write) |
Memory Read |
Memory Write |
Memory Read (Video Output) |
Total/Maximum |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Minimum Frequency |
74.25 MHz |
18.43 MHz |
55.3 MHz |
74.25 MHz |
74.25 MHz Max |
Minimum Bandwidth |
1.19 Gb/s |
0.29 Gb/s |
0.88 Gb/s |
1.19 Gb/s |
3.55 Gb/s (Sum) 2.07 Gb/s (W) 1.48 Gb/s (R) |