TITLE

MULTI-VISION OF CHANNELS USING

ACTIVE 3D GLASSES
GROUP MEMBERS :-

ADVISOR :- Mr. RIZWAN JAVED

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 INDEX
 PROBLEM STATEMENT
 PROPOSED SOLUTION
 PREVIOUS WORK DONE
 CURRENT WORK DONE
 BLOCK DIAGRAM
 FLOW DIAGRAM OF CODE
 DEVICE UTILIZATION SUMMARY
 LIMITATIONS
 FUTURE RECOMMENDATIONS
 TIMELINE
 CONCLUSION 2
 PROBLEM STATEMENT
 Vision of multiple channels on a single display so that
different users can view different video streams on the
same screen at the same time.
 Independent Entertainment Facility
 Contents Authorization
 Security Issues

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 PROPOSED SOLUTION
 Normal screen is employed to display two different video streams
using interlacing concept.
 Users specific selection of video streams.
 Active 3D glasses are used to view interlaced videos.

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PREVIOUS WORK DONE

USER 2 USER 1

LCD
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 PREVIOUS WORK DONE…
OUTPUT
PIXEL
GENERATION
AND DISPLAY
ON VGA

MULTIPLE
DISPLAY ON VGA
MONITOR
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 PREVIOUS WORK DONE…
OUTPUT

IMAGE FOR
1ST PERSON

IMAGE FOR
2ND PERSON
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 PREVIOUS WORK DONE…
BLACK FRAME INSERTION

BLACK BLACK
1ST IMAGE 2ND IMAGE
FRAME FRAME

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 PREVIOUS WORK DONE…
OUTPUT

IMAGE FOR
1ST PERSON

IMAGE FOR
2ND PERSON
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CURRENT WORK DONE

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 HARDWARE

OV7670 CAMERA
MODULE

SPARTAN 6 XC6SLX9
CRT MONITOR

ACTIVE 3D GLASSES
 HARDWARE…
XILINX SPARTAN-6 XC6SLX9

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 HARDWARE…
OV7670 CAMERA MODULE
 OV7670 is a low voltage CMOS image sensor that provides
the full functionality of a single chip VGA camera and
image processor in a small footprint package.
 It provides full-frame or windowed 8-bit images in a wide
range of formats, controlled through the SCCB(Serial
Camera Control Bus).
 It has an image array capable of operating at up to 30fps.
 Output format used is RGB565.

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 HARDWARE…
PINOUT OV7670 CAMERA MODULE

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 HARDWARE
ACTIVE 3D GLASSES
 Active 3D uses battery operated shutter glasses. When voltage is
applied to the lens, it turns almost completely opaque; without they
are completely clear
 To produce a 3D picture, the TV displays the image for the left eye,
then the image for the right eye. While it does this, the glasses shut
out the light to the opposite eye. This happens 24, 25 or 30 times per
second for each eye, so it is nearly impossible to detect it‘s
happening

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 HARDWARE…
GLASSES SYNCRONIZATION
 Short both lens of 3D glasses.
 As FPGA kit gives output of 3.3V but glasses operate at
voltage of 10V.

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 BLOCK DIAGRAM USER 1

CAMERA 1
P6
VIDEO INPUT CAMERA
1 PORT
VGA
PORT

256Mbit TV SCREEN
CAMERA 2 SDRAM

VIDEO INPUT EXTENTION

2 PORT

USER 2
SPARTAN 6 XC6SLX9
N6 17
 BLOCK DIAGRAM USER 1

CAMERA 1
P6
VIDEO INPUT CAMERA
1 PORT
VGA
PORT

256Mbit TV SCREEN
CAMERA 2 SDRAM

VIDEO INPUT EXTENTION

2 PORT

USER 2
SPARTAN 6 XC6SLX9
N6 18
FLOW DIAGRAM OF CODE

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 BOTH FRAMES OF
START A VIDEO STORED IN
SDRAM

FRAME IS READ FROM

SDRAM AND STORED
CONFIGURATION OF
IN VGA BUFFER
CAMERAS

INTERLACED VIDEOS
DISPLAYED ON CRT
MONITOR
CAMERA1 STORED IN CAMERA2 STORED IN
BUFFER 1 BUFFER 2
USER 1 DESIRED USER 2 DESIRED
VIDEO WATCH VIDEO WATCH
THROUGH ACTIVE 3D 20
THROUGH ACTIVE 3D
A GLASSES GLASSES
DEVICE UTILIZATION SUMMARY

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 LIMITATIONS
 The image array of OV7670 camera module is capable of
operating at up to 30fps only and can give resolution of
only 0.3Mpixel.
 Output VGA of AX309 is 16-bits.
 Advanced FPGA kits with higher resolution are costly.

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 FUTURE
RECOMMENDATIONS
 To have improved quality use camera module OV5640
which has resolution of 500Mpixel.
 Use advanced FPGA kits like Digilent genesys virtex 5
Lx50t which has HDMI video with resolution up to
1600x1200 and 24-bit color.
 Virtex 5 LX50T FPGA has 256Mbyte DDR2.

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TIMELINE

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