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Samsung announces 8K display driver IC (DDI)
Samsung announced an 8K display driver IC (DDI) that helps deliver true-to-life 8K resolution in sleek TV designs with industry-leading intra-panel data transfer speed at up to 4-gigabit-per-second (Gbps).
Samsung’s new DDI (S6CT93P) adopts the company’s Unified Standard Interface for TV (USI-T) 2.0 that doubles the previous USI-T 1.0’s intra-panel speed of 2Gbps. The boost in the DDI’s data transfer capability greatly enhances the efficiency of a display’s system performance and reduces the need for additional components. This also allows more streamlined product designs for slim bezel-less TVs with display sizes 65-inches and above.
“To deliver true 8K resolution, it is essential for today’s DDIs to support a high-speed 4Gbps intra-panel interface,” said Ben K. Hur, senior vice president of System LSI marketing at Samsung Electronics. “Samsung’s 8K DDI (S6CT93P) with USI-T 2.0 will bring stunning 8K images to premium displays that can take visual experiences on large-screen TVs to the new level.”
As more consumers seek immersive viewing experiences with highly detailed clarity and realistic colors on big-screen TVs, its displays require higher pixel densities on larger panels. Given that 8K resolution has four times the number of pixels than 4K UHD, the amount of image data to be transferred within a panel must increase accordingly, as well as the number of components to support that task. The 8K DDI’s advanced performance at 4Gbps intra-panel interface speed minimizes the added clutter around the display panel that offers more freedom in premium 8K TV designs.
The updated interface also supports a smart equalizer (EQ) feature that utilizes two-way channels between the timing controller (TCON) and individual DDIs. Rather than calibrating each and every DDI manually, the smart EQ can program all DDIs in a panel simultaneously, reducing the possibility of bit errors and resources that are required for panel production.
The 8K DDI samples as well as licensing for the USI-T 2.0 intra-panel interface are currently available.
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#5633045 Posted on: 01/29/2019 06:29 PM
I wish a manufacturer would announce a 32" 4K 120hz g-sync monitor. Jesus Christ, it's like pulling teeth
I wish a manufacturer would announce a 32" 4K 120hz g-sync monitor. Jesus Christ, it's like pulling teeth
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We'll be starting to see more consumer 8K displays, then?
I have trouble with 4K as it is. 8K would be like the retina effect on a 200" panel from 3 feet. Awesome, but probably not worth the content creation.
What I would find interesting is if they started working on AI-based upscalers (or at least AI-generated ASIC upscalers) for consumer panels. Basically like Nvidia's DLSS minus the resolution loss. Then content providers can stick with 1080p or 4k for the foreseeable future.