PM-36 (JPEG Compression)

JPEG Image Processor
An ISO standard for lossy image compression, JPEG can reduce the size of image data without a noticeable difference in image quality. This improves system performance of peripheral-based applications by reducing bandwidth and storage requirements. The PM-36 is ideal for high resolution imaging applications such as copiers, scanners, printers and multifunction peripherals, particularly in networked environments.
Benefits
High Throughput
The PM-36 can sustain data rates of 80 or 110 MB per second to support real time operations. In addition, it implements two advanced features that maximize throughput and system performance:Efficient Coding
The PM-36 features several advanced JPEG coding techniques for improved efficiency. Four loadable Q-tables are available for dynamic quantization control on a block-by-block basis. In addition, The PM-36 contains two loadable Huffman table pairs, which improves coding efficiency by allowing the system to use different encoding factors with out reprogramming the device.Highly Integrated
The PM-36 features an internal Phase-Locked Loop (PLL) that enables the chip to generate its main internal clock frequency from a lower-frequency signal. This reduces emissions and simplifies board design, particularly in systems using low-power CPUs and no external SRAM.PM-36 Capabilities
The PM-36 enables the following combinations of operations to be performed on the data stream during one pass through the device:Design Considerations
The PM-36 can be easily integrated into a variety of systems. Design features include:The PM-36 requires little in the way of external support chips. A minimal system requires only a frequency source. An external SRAM array (up to 4 MB) may be added to enable raster format data streams. The external SRAM is used to store input or output lines for raster-to-block or block-to-raster conversion operations
Key Features
PM-36 Specifications
Electrical Specification
PM36 Block Diagram
