Buch, Englisch, 191 Seiten, Format (B × H): 155 mm x 235 mm, Gewicht: 324 g
ISBN: 978-1-4613-7786-3
Verlag: Springer US
The design approach is illustrated by the design of a video compression system. It is integrated into the video card of a PC. A VLIW processor architecture is used as the basis of the compression system and popular video compression algorithms (MPEG, JPEG, H.261) are analyzed. A complete top-down design flow is presented and the design tools for each of the design steps are explained.
The tools are integrated into an HTML-based design framework. The resulting design data can be directly integrated into the WWW. This is a crucial aspect for supporting distributed design groups.The design data can be directly documented an cross referencing in an almost arbitrary way is supported. This provides a platform for information sharing among the different design domains.
focuses on the multi-disciplinary aspects of embedded system design. It combines design automation and advanced processor design with an important application domain. A quantitative design approach is emphasized which focuses the design time on the most crucial components. Thus enabling a fast and cost efficient design methodology.
This book will be of interest to researchers, designers and managers working in embedded system design.
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1. Introduction.- Motivation and Related Work.- 2. Design Project: Video Compression System.- Real-Time Condition.- Video Compression Algorithms.- Embedded Video Compression System.- VLIW Processor Architecture.- 3. Design Methodology.- Challenges of System-level Codesign.- Designer Centered Approach.- Design Flow.- 4. Quantitative Analysis.- Requirement Analysis.- Design Exploration.- Data Transfer Analysis.- 5. Design Tools.- Analysis Tools.- Cosynthesis Tools.- 6. Html-Based Codesign Framework.- Organizing by Hypertext.- 7. Results.- Quantitative Analysis of JPEG. H.261, and MPEG.- Cosynthesis Example: IDCT.- Lessons Learned and Future Work.- 8. Conclusions.- References.




