Philips Semiconductors
PANorama-IC (PAN-IC)
Preliminary specification
SAA4995WP
NO SPLITTING INTO ODD AND EVEN SAMPLE STREAM
Table 1 Normal output YUV data stream
E
Y0
UV760
O
Y1
UV540
E
Y2
UV320
O
Y3
UV100
E
Y4
UV764
O
Y5
UV544
E
Y6
UV324
O
Y7
UV104
E
Y8
UV768
O
Y9
UV548
E
Y10
UV328
O
Y11
UV108
E
Y12
UV7612
SPLITTING INTO ODD AND EVEN SAMPLE STREAM
Keeps corresponding parts of the UV samples in one stream (UV0, UV8, etc. in even stream and UV4, UV12, etc. in odd
stream): The odd data stream misses two samples at the start of a line and has two dummy samples at the end of the
line, to keep the UV format correct and maintain the same line length as for the even stream (In the odd stream, the last
two Y samples and the last U and V samples of a line are not valid).
Table 2 Even YUV data stream
E
−
E
−
E
−
E
−
E
−
E
−
E
Y0
−
Y2
−
Y4
−
Y6
−
Y8
−
Y10
−
Y12
UV760
−
UV540
−
UV320
−
UV100
−
UV768
−
UV548
−
UV3212
Table 3 Odd YUV data stream
−
−
−
−
−
−
−
−
−
−
−
−
−
O
−
O
−
O
−
O
−
−
Y5
−
Y7
−
Y9
−
Y11
−
−
UV764
−
UV544
−
UV324
−
UV104
−
The even and odd data streams given in Tables 2 and 3 can be distributed to two receiving devices with input enable
facilities. A separate input signal for each of the receiving devices must then be applied while the even YUV data stream
and odd YUV data stream are again combined.
COMBINED ODD/EVEN OUTPUT YUV DATA STREAM
Table 4 Distribution with odd/even input enable signals
E
−
E
−
E
−
E
Y0
−
Y2
−
Y4
Y5
Y6
UV760
−
UV540
−
UV320 UV764 UV100
O
Y7
UV544
E
Y8
UV758
O
Y9
UV324
E
Y10
UV548
O
Y11
UV104
E
Y12
UV328
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