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CoreHDCPHDMIRX


The CoreHDCPHDMIRX is a specialized IP core designed to comply with the High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection (HDCP) 2.3 specification for secure audiovisual content reception over HDMI. Operating as part of an HDMI Sink system, it is responsible for detecting encrypted frames and decrypting both active video and auxiliary (AUX) data packets using the AES-CTR algorithm. While the core handles secure content processing and link integrity synchronization, the initial Authentication and Key Exchange (AKE) process is performed externally.


Features and Benefits


  • Compliance and Compatibility: 
    • Fully compliant with HDCP 2.3 specifications for HDMI.
    • Backward compatible with HDCP 2.2.
    • Supports endpoint (non-repeater) mode only. 
  • Content Decryption :
    • Utilizes a high-security HDCP Cipher block executing the AES algorithm in CTR mode (AES_CTR). 
    • Automatically detects encrypted video frames via Enhanced Encryption Status Signaling (EESS). 
    • Decrypts both active video and auxiliary (AUX) data/data island packets.
    • Features a pass-through mode for unencrypted video frames.
  • System and Performance :
    • Supports standard resolutions up to 4K at 60 frames per second (fps).
    • Configured for four Pixels Per Clock (PPC).
    • Maintains link integrity through continuous monitoring and synchronization checks of decrypted AUX data.
  • Video Specifications :
    • Supports 8-bit color depth (Bits Per Component). 
    • Supports RGB color format only. 
  • Interfaces : 
    • APB3 Target Interface: Used for accessing Control and Status Registers (CSRs) and configuring decryption keys.
    • Native Interface: Used for the main data path to handle encrypted and decrypted video data. 

Licensing Options


Encrypted obfuscated license is paid, needs to be purchased from Microchip Direct

Documentation


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CoreHDCPHDMIRX IP User Guide Download



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