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SLVS-EC RX IP Core AMD Encrypted

Integrate Sony SLVS-EC sensors into AMD FPGAs with the encrypted SLVS-EC RX IP Core, supporting high-speed data lanes and pixel format flexibility.

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This component is now available through our sister company, RESTAR FRAMOS. For a production-ready alternative, explore our compatible integrated modules.

Product Summary

Encrypted IP Core for integrating SLVS-EC Sony sensors into AMD Xilinx FPGA platforms.

The SLVS-EC RX IP Core (AMD Encrypted version) is a high-efficiency interface solution for integrating SONY image sensors with SLVS-EC into AMD Xilinx FPGAs. This IP Core acts as a data bridge, managing byte-to-pixel conversion across 1, 2, 4, or 8 lanes and supports multiple SLVS-EC standards (v1.2, v2.0, v3.0). Operating at baud rates up to 10 Gbps, it offers support for raw pixel formats from 8 to 16 bits and includes configurable options for embedded data, CRC/ECC, and ROI overlapping. Compatible with key AMD FPGA platforms such as Artix-7, Kintex-7, UltraScale, and Zynq MPSoC, this encrypted IP Core provides a secure and streamlined solution for high-speed imaging designs. Its implementation reduces system design complexity, enabling a faster time to market and improved image processing performance. Designed for system integrators, it ensures robust and flexible communication between high-resolution sensors and FPGA logic, providing reliable and scalable deployment for modern vision systems.

SLVS-EC RX IP Core AMD Encrypted Highlights

  • Supports SLVS-EC v1.2 to v3.0
  • 1-8 lanes configurable
  • 8-16-bit pixel formats
  • AMD FPGA platform support

Targeted Applications

  • FPGA-based vision systems
  • Embedded imaging devices
  • Sensor integration workflows
  • Secure industrial cameras

Product Specifications

ManufacturerManufacturer
FRAMOS
Product TypeProduct Type
IP Core, Encrypted RTL
SpecificationSpecification
Supports Sony SLVS-EC up to v3.0 standard, Receiver FPGA module performing byte-to-pixel conversion from incoming SLVS-EC data stream
Target Device TypeTarget Device Type
FPGA, SoC, Supported AMD Architectures: 7-Series FPGA and SoC family, Ultrascale™ FPGA family, Ultrascale+™ FPGA and SoC family, Kria™ K26 SOM, Versal™ family

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