• Real-time video processing

    At the Web site of Oxford Micro Devices (Shelton, CT), you will find an in-depth description of the company`s A236 IC, a programmable, digital video signal processor. Featuring an SIMD architecture with four 16-bit vector processors and a crossbar switch that passes information among the on-chip processors, the IC provides an instruction set that supports single-instruction, parallel operations on C-like parallel data structures. According to Oxford, the IC is especially useful when manipulating
    Jan. 1, 1998

    Real-time video processing

    www.oxfordcomputer.com

    At the Web site of Oxford Micro Devices (Shelton, CT), you will find an in-depth description of the company`s A236 IC, a programmable, digital video signal processor. Featuring an SIMD architecture with four 16-bit vector processors and a crossbar switch that passes information among the on-chip processors, the IC provides an instruction set that supports single-instruction, parallel operations on C-like parallel data structures. According to Oxford, the IC is especially useful when manipulating color video data in YUV format or performing hierarchical or pyramid processing.

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