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ABSTRACT:
We present high throughput and power-efficient architectures for the implementation of
integer DCT of different lengths to be used in upcoming High Efficiency Video Coding (HEVC).
We have shown that efficient matrix multiplication schemes could be used to derive parallel
architectures for 1-D integer DCT of different lengths. Apart from that we have proposed three
different flexible architectures which could be used for implementing the DCT of any of the
prescribed lengths such as 4, 8, 16 and 32, each having particular advantage in terms of area,
delay, or power. The proposed architectures can provide higher throughput at a lower operating
frequency than the existing architectures for HEVC. Using FPGA Spartan 3 and it are
implemented by Verilog language.
EXISTING SYSTEM:
In Existing Radix algorithm generally have a regular computational structure which
reduces implementation complexity. However, due to their recursive nature radix algorithm are
difficult to realize pipeline and are not suitable for high speed application. Although fast
algorithms can significantly reduce the computational complexity of computing the DCT,
floating-point operations are still required. Despite their accuracy, floating-point operations are
expensive in terms of circuitry complexity and power consumption.
Radix Algorithm
PROPOSED SYSTEM:
We present the generalized architecture for N-point integer DCT based on optimized
hardware-oriented algorithms for different lengths. Besides, three flexible architectures for the
implementation of integer DCT of any of the prescribed lengths of HEVC are proposed. The
proposed architectures provide a higher throughput at a lower operating frequency than existing
architectures.
Area Efficient
SOFTWARE REQUIREMENT:
ModelSim6.4c
Xilinx 9.1/13.2
HARDWARE REQUIREMENT:
FPGA Spartan 3
Automotive industry
FUTURE ENHANCEMENT:
We will modify the Flexible architectures for integer DCT computation unit.
ALTERNATE TITLES:
High Efficiency Video Coding Flexible Integer DCT Architectures using Verilog HDL.
PROJECT FLOW:
First Phase:
60% of Base Paper (3 Modules only Simulation)
Second Phase:
Remaining 40% of Base Paper with the Future Enhancement (Modification).