Abstract
The author describes the design, implementation, and operation of a prototype application specific integrated circuit (ASIC) VLSI chip designed for image processing applications. The chip is part of a project to design and build a custom imaging board to perform real-time morphological operations running on general purpose workstations and personal computers. The custom imaging board also consists of an ASIC chip that performs histogram stretching applications. The architecture of the chip consists of a processor array structure with local memory to perform the mathematical operations needed on the image, and a parallel comparator tree to produce the results requested on the image. >
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