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Energy and Area Effective Hardware Design of Lifting Approach Discrete Wavelet Transform
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This paper presents low power Discrete Wavelet Transform DWT architecture, comprising of forward and inverse multilevel transform for 5/3 lifting scheme LS based wavelet transform filter. This LS filter consists of integer adder units and binary shifter rather than multiplier and divider units as in the convolution based filters; hence it is more adaptable to energy efficient hardware performance. The proposed architecture is described using the VHDL based methodology. This VHDL code has been simulated and synthesized to achieve the gate level building design which can be organized to be effectively developed in hardware environment. The Quartus II 9.1 software synthesis tools were employed to implement 2D-DWT VHDL codes in Altera Development board DE2, with Cyclone II FPGA device. The proposed LS wavelet architectures can be attained by focusing on the physical FPGA devices to considerably decrease the needed hardware expenditure and power consumption of the design. The utilized logic and register elements of the architecture are 127 slices (only 1%) usage from 33216 and the architecture consumes only 0.033 W. Simulations were performed using different sizes of gray scale images that authenticate the proposed design and attain a speed performance appropriate for numerous real-time applications.
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Novel decomposed lifting scheme (DLS) is presented to perform one-dimensional (1D) discrete wavelet transform (DWT) with consistent data flow in both row and column dimension. Based on the proposed DLS, intermediate data can be transferred seamlessly between the column processor and the row processor in the hardware implementation of two-dimensional (2D) DWT, resulting in the reduction of on-chip memory, output latency and control complexity. Moreover, the implementation of 2D DWT can be easily extended to achieve higher processing speed with controlled increase of hardware cost. Memory-efficient and high-speed architectures are proposed to implement 2D DWT for JPEG2000, which are called fast architecture (FA) and high-speed architecture (HA). FA and HA can perform 2D DWT in N 2 /2 and N 2 /4 clock cycles for an N×N image, respectively, but the required internal memory is only 4N for 9/7 DWT and 2N for 5/3 DWT. Compared with the works reported in previous literature, the proposed designs provide excellent performance in hardware cost, control complexity, output latency and computing time. The proposed designs were implemented to process 2D 9/7 DWT in SMIC 0.18 μm CMOS logic fabrication with 4 KB internal memory for the image size 512×512. The areas are only 999137 um 2 and 1333054 um 2 for FA and HA, respectively, but the operation frequency can be up to 150 MHz.
VLSI ARCHITECTURE FOR LIFTING BASED DISCRETE WAVELET TRANSFORM
A lifting based 2D DWT with efficient folded architecture and parallel scanning is being proposed. The architecture results in lesser hardware complexity and memory requirement due to multiplexing of 2 stages of lifting architecture. The 2D DWT architecture is realized by cascading two 2D processing elements. The coefficients for the lifting stage were chosen according with 9/7 filter. The 1D processing element has a column filter, transposing buffer and a row filter in it. The use of parallel scanning reduces the size of transposing buffer. Combining the intermediate results of row and column, the number of pipelining stages and registers are also reduced. The throughput obtained are 2 input and 2 output per cycle. The critical path for proposed architecture is one T m. Keywords: DWT, VLSI, Wavelet Transform, Architecture
A Review of VLSI Architectures for Discrete Wavelet Transform
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Architecture of Discrete Wavelet Transform Processor for Image Compression
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Design of an efficient VLSI architecture for 2-D discrete wavelet transforms
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In this paper, we present a VLSI architecture for the separable two-dimensional Discrete Wavelet Transform (DWT) decomposition. Using a computation-schedule table, we showed how the proposed separable architecture uses only a minimal number of filters to generate all levels of DWT computations in real time. For the computation of an N x N 2-D DWT with a filter length L, this architecture spends around N 2 clock cycles, and requires 2NL-2N storage unit, 3L multipliers, as well as 3(L-1) adders.