A platform based SOC design methodology and its application in image compression
Kai Yuan Jan, Chih Bin Fan, An Chao Kuo, Wen Chi Yen, Youn Long Lin
Abstract
Kai Yuan Jan, Chih Bin Fan, An Chao Kuo, Wen Chi Yen, Youn Long Lin
Abstract
We describe a platform based design methodology for system-on-a-chip (SOC). An embedded 32-bit RISC CPU and a field-programmable gate array (FPGA) are used to implement applications that require both a program running on the CPU and hardware acceleration performed by the FPGA. The methodology consists of flow and tools for hardware/software partitioning, hardware accelerator design/synthesis, software compilation, interface generation, integrated hardware/software cosimulation, and system verification. We also present a case of implementing an image decoder in a hardware/software codesign fashion on the platform. Experimental results show that the methodology is indeed effective for IP development/verification and fast prototyping.
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We describe a platform based design methodology for system-on-a-chip (SOC). An embedded 32-bit RISC CPU and a field-programmable gate array (FPGA) are used to implement applications that require both a program running on the CPU and hardware acceleration performed by the FPGA. The methodology consists of flow and tools for hardware/software partitioning, hardware accelerator design/synthesis, software compilation, interface generation, integrated hardware/software cosimulation, and system verification. We also present a case of implementing an image decoder in a hardware/software codesign fashion on the platform. Experimental results show that the methodology is indeed effective for IP development/verification and fast prototyping.
Key concepts: Computer science, Field-programmable gate array, Embedded system, FPGA prototype, Software, System on a chip, Computer hardware, Hardware acceleration