Abstract

In this paper, we propose a fully parallel, high-speed bit-plane coding (BPC) hardware architecture for the embedded block coding with optimized truncation (EBCOT) module in JPEG 2000. The BPC is the most complicated and critical part in design and implementation of the EBCOT. In addition, the BPC consumes most of the computation time in the EBCOT. Thus, a high-speed BPC hardware architecutre is strongly required for the real-time high-resolustion JPEG 2000 systems. To increase BPC throughput, the proposed hardware architecture performs BPC coding in all the bit planes in parallel through the proposed significance look-ahead methods. Experimental results show that the proposed architecture increases BPC throughput twice when compared with the previously proposed BPC architectures.

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