An automated design flow for image processing filter in embedded systems

Matsuda, Akitoshi; Baba, Shinichi

doi:10.1109/asicon.2011.6157304

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“…Doing so can reduce the number of design iterations and re-spins and thus reduce the overall development time. Moreover, the reusability of the operating environment increased by continuing the M-based design process, which presents further possibilities for reducing the development time [13].…”

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M-based Filter Design for Communication and Imaging Systems

Matsuda¹,

Baba²

2012

Int. J. Com. Dig. Sys.

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The MATLAB M language provides constructs for the simple representation of functions, and has been used extensively for algorithm development and verification in communication and imaging systems design. The M language processes entire arrays simultaneously, and it is expected that design based on M can be implemented faster and with the same or higher quality as compared with design based on other languages. This paper presents a design methodology using M-based design flow for signal processing filters. The results of this design methodology demonstrate the high efficiency of the M-based design flow as compared with conventional functional modeling and manual coding using a hardware description language.

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Section: Table II Performance Resultsmentioning

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M-based Filter Design for Communication and Imaging Systems

Matsuda¹,

Baba²

2012

Int. J. Com. Dig. Sys.

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“…7. Moreover, the reusability of the operating environment increased by continuing the M-based design process, which presents further possibilities for reducing the development time [12].…”

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Case study of filter design in embedded systems

Matsuda

Baba²

2011

2011 IEEE Student Conference on Research and Development

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The MATLAB M language provides constructs for the simple representation of functions, and has been used extensively for algorithm development and verification in embedded system design. The M language processes entire arrays simultaneously, and it is expected that design based on M can be implemented faster and with the same or higher quality as compared with design based on other languages. This paper presents a case study of a design of a filter for signal processing using M-based design flow. The results of the case study demonstrate the high efficiency of the M-based design flow as compared to traditional functional modeling and manual coding using a hardware description language.

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An automated design flow for image processing filter in embedded systems

Cited by 2 publications

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M-based Filter Design for Communication and Imaging Systems

M-based Filter Design for Communication and Imaging Systems

Case study of filter design in embedded systems

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