HDMI-Source-Sink-Modules¶

Implementation of HDMI Source/Sink Modules in MyHDL (http://www.myhdl.org/). Xilinx application notes xapp460 and xapp495 were used as reference.

Requirements¶

Python 3.5
MyHDL 1.0.dev0

Getting Started¶

Clone this repository to get started.

git clone https://github.com/srivatsan-ramesh/HDMI-Source-Sink-Modules.git

The project requires MyHDL version 1.0dev. The version has not been released (yet) and needs to be installed manually.

cd HDMI-Source-Sink-Modules/
pip install -r requirements.txt

After the dependencies have been installed, install the project.

python setup.py install

Running Tests¶

The tests can be run using pytest.

cd tests/
py.test

Using Models¶

HDMI Source/Sink Models are non-convertible modules which can be used to simulate the behaviour of HDMI Source/Sink Modules. To initialize the interfaces -

# Interfaces for Tx Model

video_interface_tx = VideoInterface(clock)
aux_interface_tx = AuxInterface(clock)
hdmi_interface_tx = HDMIInterface(clock10x)

# Interfaces for Rx Model

video_interface_rx = VideoInterface(clock)
aux_interface_rx = AuxInterface(clock)
hdmi_interface_rx = HDMIInterface(clock10x)

Here the two signals clock signals are driven by the clock_driver() block.

driver = clock_driver(clock)

The ‘clock10x’ signal should have a frequency 10 times that of clock signal.

The models can be initialized as -

hdmi_tx_model = HDMITxModel(clock, reset,
                            video_interface_tx, aux_interface_tx, hdmi_interface_tx)
hdmi_rx_model = HDMIRxModel(video_interface_rx, aux_interface_rx, hdmi_interface_rx)

To simulate their process make use of the process() block of the models.

hdmi_tx_inst = hdmi_tx_model.process()
hdmi_rx_inst = hdmi_rx_model.process()

Contents:

API Documentation