By adopting an oversampling factor, 4-stage polyphase FIR filter of Equiripple type with filter mask 2, the required complexity can be sustained for both CD-quality and DVD-quality inputs realizing in hardware a single MAC unit with 1 MAC/cycle capability and with a clock frequency below 10 MHz.
The functionality of this type of circuit is specified in software rather than in silicon hardware, allowing a single device to be programmed for different functions.
In this paper, an embedded architecture that combines the hardware and software components in a single platform is experienced using a field programmable gate array FPGA-based PC-board.
In general, owing to the high degree of parallelism inherent in the backprojection algorithm, we expect a considerable performance benefit from implementation in hardware even on a single node.
This paper provides an algorithm combining hardware and network design issues in a single cost-minimization problem.
Moreover, a MST core capable of processing the transforms defined in all these standards in a single hardware structure is also presented.
Multimode systems have emerged as an area- and power-efficient platform for implementing multiple timewise mutually exclusive digital signal processing (DSP) applications in a single hardware space.
When considering multiple, still video, sensors (Section 4), we can distinguish between the approaches using sensors in the form of a combined device (such as a stereo camera, where the displacement of the sensors is fixed, and typically embedded in a single hardware platform), and those in which a network of separate cameras, characterized in general by overlapping view fields, is considered.
Importantly, the use of commodity hardware allows for significant flexibility: for example, we anticipate that this system (hardware and software) could be constructed in a single day assuming each of the work-up components was available as a pre-built unit.
The corporate computing market began decades ago with I.B.M. selling customers systems that included most of the hardware and software they would need in a single package.
