Abstract
In this paper, a Discrete Cosine Transform (DCT) and its inverse transform IDCT are designed and optimised for FPGA using the Xilinx VIVADO High-Level Synthesis (HLS) tool. The DCT and IDCT algorithms along with a filter logic written by C/C++ are simulated for functional verification and optimised through HLS and packaged as custom IPs. The IPs are incorporated into a VIVADO project to form an image processing system for hardware validation. The VIVADO design along with a Xilinx SDK application written by C language is implemented on a Zynq FPGA development board, ZedBoard. A C# GUI is developed to transfer image data to/from the FPGA and display the original and processed images. Experimental results are presented with discussion. The FPGA development method including the DCT/IDCT IP design, optimisation and implementation via HLS as well as the VIVADO project integration can be extended to a wider range of FPGA applications.
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