Design Article
High-Definition Surveillance Systems Using Low Cost FPGAs
Gregory Quirk
4/8/2009 10:49 AM EDT
Surveillance is the latest video market segment to move towards high-definition (HD) and demand correspondingly high performance video processing capabilities. HD surveillance cameras need to directly encode the image with a high-quality H.264 Encoder, so the image can be realistically transmitted over a standard Ethernet connection.
A main profile H.264 Encoder that can encode an HD video stream in real time requires a silicon platform that combines a high-performance signal processing fabric with low-cost and also low-power—making the latest generation low-cost FPGAs an ideal choice for implementation.
This article describes the architecture of a HD surveillance camera and shows how the entire system is built using a low-cost FPGA.
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mihai_ionita
4/9/2009 4:03 AM EDT
Hi Gregory,
Where can I find the rest of the article ?
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Charlie_Edmondson
4/9/2009 10:18 AM EDT
Yes, where is the article? I see the initial summary, but no content.
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Taysir
4/10/2009 1:34 PM EDT
Sorry. My bad. Forgot to put in the link (it should be there now, but here it is as well - http://www.techonline.com/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=216300025)
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