Evolution Digital HD Set-Top Box User Manual

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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - Set Top Boxes

Set Top BoxesProgrammable Solutions for the Broadcast Industry

Page 2 - Set Top Box Market Dynamics

Set Top Box 10Bridging Disparate ProtocolsBroadband Access TechnologyFTTHV.90 ModemEthernetSatelliteISDNFixed WirelessCablexDSLHome Networking Techn

Page 3 - Set Top Box Evolution

Set Top Box 11Storage Reference Designs•PCMCIA–Card-side (Spartan & CPLD)–Host-side (Spartan only)•CompactFlash+–Card-side (Spartan & CPLD)–

Page 4 - Xilinx in Set Top Boxes

Set Top Box 12System Voltage IntegrationSupport for multiple I/O voltages in the same chip facilitates interfacing tomultiple peripherals1.5V1.5VµµP

Page 5 - Interface

Set Top Box 13Supporting Fast Memory Types• Residential gateways use different memory types –SRAM - ZBT, QDR (currently 200MHz speeds)–DRAM - DDR, S

Page 6 - Media Server Example

Set Top Box 14Supporting Fast Memory Types• Spartan-3 FPGAs–Unique and extensive features, flexible architecture–24 high speed interfaces supported•

Page 7 - The Convergence Product

Set Top Box 15Memory ControllerReference Designs•DRAM reference designs–64-bit DDR DRAM controller–16-bit DDR DRAM controller –SDRAM controller•SRAM

Page 8 - Issues and Challenges

Set Top Box 16A World of Choices Needs Flexibility•Broadcast technologies–DTT (terrestrial), DBS (satellite), cable, DSL, ISDN, fixed wireless–DVB,

Page 9 - System Glue

Set Top Box 17Evolving Specifications•Home networking technologies continue to emerge–Wireless LANs - IEEE802.11 to IEEE802.11b to IEEE802.11a–Power

Page 10 - Bridging Disparate Protocols

Set Top Box 18Content Protection/Encryption•Set-top boxes and residential gateways require conditional access for downloading video, access, firewal

Page 11 - Storage Reference Designs

Set Top Box 19Note: Solution includes encryption, decryption and key generation* 128-bit key implementation** Key Generation offloaded to embeddedµC

Page 12 - System Voltage Integration

Set Top Box 2Set Top Box Market Dynamics

Page 13 - Supporting Fast Memory Types

Set Top Box 20Power ManagementDifferent Operating ModesMemory20%CPU30%LCD30%Other20%• Micro can typically take 30% of system power• Range from 720µW

Page 14

Set Top Box 21Keeping Processors Asleep•Reducing the number of interrupts to a processor will increase its time in a power saving state• A low power

Page 15 - Reference Designs

Set Top Box 22Power Saving BenefitsStandalone MicroprocessorMicroprocessor andOperating Time100%NormalIdleSleepNormalIdleSleepPower Consumption100%O

Page 16 - Needs Flexibility

Set Top Box 23EMI / Signal Management•Tackling EMI issues is “Black Magic”–Failure to comply with FCC regulations leads to•Costly product redesigns/

Page 17 - Evolving Specifications

Set Top Box 24Xilinx Select IOSave money & pins with SelectIO100Gbitsec20Gbitsec100IO PinsIO Bandwidth20010GbitsecTraditional TTL IOsFewer Pins

Page 18 - Content Protection/Encryption

Set Top Box 25Field Upgrades and Fixes• Competitive pressures and continuous differentiation are bringing new features/capabilities rapidly to marke

Page 19 - Significant Value Add

Set Top Box 26Fix a bugEnhance PerformanceEnsure CompatibilityGet your Customers to Market EarlyInternet Reconfigurable Logic (IRL)Remote update of

Page 20 - Different Operating Modes

Set Top Box 27Value of Remote Upgrades• Adds key differentiation between competitive products–Future-proofs your products•Enables instant compliance

Page 21 - Keeping Processors Asleep

Set Top Box 28Time-to-Market ValueQuicker time-to-market and reprogrammability provide the best chance of achieving full product profit potentialTim

Page 22 - Power Saving Benefits

Set Top Box 29Managing Supply Chain Issues• Eliminate manufacturing lines down due to component shortage• Example 1: Streaming hard-disk drives–Empl

Page 23 - EMI / Signal Management

Set Top Box 3Set Top Box EvolutionFunctionalityCostBasic ReceiverSingle MPEG DecoderISDN ConnectionLimited InteractivityInteractive STBSingle MPEG D

Page 24 - Fewer Pins = Lower EMI

Set Top Box 30Cost Management Through System Integration•Replacing discrete parts–Dual port memory/ FIFO–Clock buffers–Localized clock drivers–DLLs–

Page 25 - Field Upgrades and Fixes

Set Top Box 31Low Cost Packaging OptionsPb-Free Packaging AvailableFT256 (17 x 17mm)TQ144 (22 x 22mm)FG320 (19 x 19mm)PQ208 (30.6 x 30.6mm)FG4

Page 26 - Logic (IRL)

Set Top Box 32ClockMgmtDecode & DecryptAnalogVideoA/DConverterDigitalOptionalDigitalDecodeRGBVideoVideoDecoderDigital RGBAnalogRGBBuffers /

Page 27 - Value of Remote Upgrades

Set Top Box 33Xilinx Set Top Box Solutions• Xilinx solutions enable customers to thrive in chaos–FPGAs/CPLDs traditionally offer fast time-to-market

Page 28 - Time-to-Market Value

Set Top Box 34Xilinx in the Broadcast ChainGamma CorrectionScaling/ResamplingNetwork InterfacingEffects (Wipe/Key)FEC/ModulationCodecsColour SpaceVi

Page 29 - Managing Supply Chain Issues

Set Top Box 35Real Time HD/Multichannel DSP•Highest performance on-chip DSP blocks, multipliers and memory •Reduce size of DSP farms•Support real ti

Page 30 - System Integration

Set Top Box 36Cost Effective Connectivity•Significant cost-per-channel reductions•Portfolio of audio/video connectivity solutions–SDI, HD-SDI and DV

Page 31 - Low Cost Packaging Options

Set Top Box 37Flexible Embedded Processing•8-bit Microcontroller•Simple state-machines and “localised” on-chip control•Pixel processing & displa

Page 32 - The Video Processing FPGA

Set Top Box 38More info on a wide range of applications and technologieswww.xilinx.com/broadcastXilinx in BroadcastProgrammable Solutions for the Br

Page 33 - Xilinx Set Top Box Solutions

Set Top Box 4Xilinx in Set Top Boxes• Proven solutions in leading set top manufacturers•From prototyping and field trials to production–Provide flex

Page 34 - Xilinx in the Broadcast Chain

Set Top Box 5Hard Disk DriveNTSC PAL EncoderI/O ControlSatelliteQPSK Decoderand FECQAM Decoder and FECCableOFDM Decoder and FECTerrestrialDSL Driver

Page 35 - Real Time HD/Multichannel DSP

Set Top Box 6Media Server ExampleEthernet MACIEEE1394 LinkIEEE1394 LinkDVCodecFlashMemoryCard I/FFlashHDD I/FSmart CardReader and I/FSmart CardEther

Page 36 - Cost Effective Connectivity

Set Top Box 7The Convergence ProductIntegrating Broadband Access, Home Networking and Digital Video Functions into One DeviceDSLCableSatelliteWirele

Page 37 - Flexible Embedded Processing

Set Top Box 8Issues and Challenges•Integrating different standards–Broadband access–Home networking –System interfaces•Evolving home networking spec

Page 38 - Xilinx in Broadcast

Set Top Box 9Peripheral Interfacing and System GlueMain Processor or Embedded uPMain Processor or Embedded uPMemoryMemoryMemoryCardMemoryCardHDDHDDB

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