[Open-graphics] Problem with OGD1: Can anyone advise on good
low-jitter
Dieter
netbsd at sopwith.solgatos.com
Wed Nov 28 10:22:18 EST 2007
> We've discovered that the clock generators in the Xilinx FPGA part are
> lousy for generating video clocks. We're seeing like 900ps of jitter,
> which causes artifacts on DVI monitors at resolutions as low as
> 1280x1024 when the cable gets beyond a certain length. (I don't
> recall all the details.)
>
> One option is to use the clock generators in the Lattice part, but
> even they have like 400ps of jitter, and they also severely limit the
> range of frequencies we can generate.
>
> So the best solution we can come up with is to put on some external
> clock generators. One for each video head. Problems: (1) more time
> to mod the design, (2) up to $15 each for the generators, (3) we have
> no idea what generators to use, how good they are, how to wire them.
What cable length are we talking about? Would a cable equalizer be useful?
The NS part below (not a recommendation, just something google found) claims
over 40 meters using 24 AWG DVI/HDMI cable at 1.65 Gbps, over 30 meters at
2.25 Gbps (1080p). $6.95 each in 100-unit quantities
http://www.national.com/news/item/0,1735,1241,00.html
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