This paper describes a 158 MS/s JPEG 2000 codec with an embedded block coder (EBC) based on bit-plane and pass-parallel architecture. The EBC contains bit-plane coders (BPCs) corresponding to each bit-plane in a code-block. The upper and the lower bit-plane coding overlap in time with a 1-stripe and 1-column gap. The bit-modeling passes in the bit-plane coding also overlap in time with the same gap. These methods increase throughput by 30 times in comparison with the conventional. In addition, the methods support not only vertically causal mode, but also regular mode, which enhances the image quality. Furthermore, speculative decoding is adopted to increase throughput. This codec LSI was designed using 0.18 µm process. The core area is 4.7
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Masayuki MIYAMA, Yuusuke INOIE, Takafumi KASUGA, Ryouichi INADA, Masashi NAKAO, Yoshio MATSUDA, "A 158 MS/s JPEG 2000 Codec with a Bit-Plane and Pass Parallel Embedded Block Coder for Low Delay Image Transmission" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals,
vol. E91-A, no. 8, pp. 2025-2034, August 2008, doi: 10.1093/ietfec/e91-a.8.2025.
Abstract: This paper describes a 158 MS/s JPEG 2000 codec with an embedded block coder (EBC) based on bit-plane and pass-parallel architecture. The EBC contains bit-plane coders (BPCs) corresponding to each bit-plane in a code-block. The upper and the lower bit-plane coding overlap in time with a 1-stripe and 1-column gap. The bit-modeling passes in the bit-plane coding also overlap in time with the same gap. These methods increase throughput by 30 times in comparison with the conventional. In addition, the methods support not only vertically causal mode, but also regular mode, which enhances the image quality. Furthermore, speculative decoding is adopted to increase throughput. This codec LSI was designed using 0.18 µm process. The core area is 4.7
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