Christopher Jackson, Tyler Browning, A. Landwehr, Daniel May, Hamzah Ahmed, Andrea Waite, F. Kiamilev
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Demonstration of Packetized Display Protocol (PDP) to Overcome Speed and Resolution Limitations of Conventional Display Protocols
Traditional display protocols have limitations in terms of fixed refresh-rates, high bandwidth requirements, and control over the display of frames. This paper demonstrates the performance results of an alternative approach utilizing a packetized display protocol architecture incorporating dynamic refresh-rates, high-speed capabilities, to bridge performance gaps.