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10 November 2010 SOPC implementation for stereovision measurement system
Xiaoping Lou, Naiguang Lv, Wenyi Deng, Zhe Zhao
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Image processing is necessary for three-dimensional information recovering of stereovision measurement system and it is always bottleneck for real-time applications. In order to accelerate system computational power, the design of SOPC system which can fulfills image processing tasks parallel is discussed. As a part of high-speed stereovision measurement system, the application specific SOPC is designed as an embedded PCI board card of hosts PC. This paper focuses on three aspects. Firstly, Principles of SOPC system designing and SOPC features selecting are analyzed with measuring requirements under consideration. Then the realization of SOPC system is described in detail. The embedded processor, special IPs (Intelligent Properties), several custom logic modules are included in a single FPGA. All units are seamlessly integrated into the overall system using the system builder interface. The parallel processing is illustrated by examples. In the end, simulation and debugging results of SOPC system are introduced. Elements that influence running time are analyzed and final results are given. Experiment and test results show that all the functions needed were realized with much higher efficiency and processing speed in our SOPC system than conventional software.
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Xiaoping Lou, Naiguang Lv, Wenyi Deng, and Zhe Zhao "SOPC implementation for stereovision measurement system", Proc. SPIE 7850, Optoelectronic Imaging and Multimedia Technology, 78502O (10 November 2010); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.871673
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KEYWORDS
Field programmable gate arrays

Computing systems

Digital signal processing

Edge detection

Image processing

Digital filtering

3D image processing

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