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Design of a real-time image processing system based on FPGA
- 1 South China Agricultural University
- 2 South China Agricultural University
- 3 South China Agricultural University
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Abstract
To enhance the real-time performance of image processing, effectively reduce video transmission bandwidth and storage space, and improve transmission efficiency, a real-time image processing system was designed using a Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA). The system is mainly divided into image acquisition, image processing, and image display subsystems. Images are captured using a camera module and transmitted to the image processing module for processing, and finally displayed via an HDMI monitor. Measurements indicate that the system has strong real-time performance, low power consumption, and high portability, making it valuable in fields such as surveillance and security, medical imaging, and industrial automation.
Keywords
image processing, field programmable gate array (FPGA), real-time system
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Mo,H.;Zhou,X.;Lü,C. (2024). Design of a real-time image processing system based on FPGA. Advances in Engineering Innovation,9,69-73.
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