Citation
Jike Chong, Abhijit Davare, Kelvin Lwin. "Concurrent Embedded Design for Multimedia: JPEG encoding on Xilinx FPGA Case Study". Technical report, UC Berkeley, April, 2006.

Abstract
Parallel platforms are becoming predominant in the embedded systems space due to a variety of factors. These platforms can deliver high peak performance if they can be programmed effectively. However, current sequential software design techniques as well as the Single Program Multiple Data (SPMD) programming models often used in the High Performance Computing (HPC) domain are insufficient. In this report, we experiment with a dataflow programming model for multimedia embedded systems. By applying this programming model to a common application and embedded platform, we get a better idea of the implementation challenges for this class of systems.

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  Jike Chong, Abhijit Davare, Kelvin Lwin. <a
  href="http://chess.eecs.berkeley.edu/pubs/114.html"
  ><i>Concurrent Embedded Design for Multimedia: JPEG
  encoding on Xilinx FPGA Case Study</i></a>,
  Technical report,  UC Berkeley, April, 2006.

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  Jike Chong, Abhijit Davare, Kelvin Lwin. "Concurrent
  Embedded Design for Multimedia: JPEG encoding on Xilinx FPGA
  Case Study". Technical report,  UC Berkeley, April,
  2006.

• BibTeX

  @techreport{ChongDavareLwin06_ConcurrentEmbeddedDesignForMultimediaJPEGEncodingOn,
      author = {Jike Chong and Abhijit Davare and Kelvin Lwin},
      title = {Concurrent Embedded Design for Multimedia: JPEG
                encoding on Xilinx FPGA Case Study},
      institution = {UC Berkeley},
      month = {April},
      year = {2006},
      abstract = {Parallel platforms are becoming predominant in the
                embedded systems space due to a variety of
                factors. These platforms can deliver high peak
                performance if they can be programmed effectively.
                However, current sequential software design
                techniques as well as the Single Program Multiple
                Data (SPMD) programming models often used in the
                High Performance Computing (HPC) domain are
                insufficient. In this report, we experiment with a
                dataflow programming model for multimedia embedded
                systems. By applying this programming model to a
                common application and embedded platform, we get a
                better idea of the implementation challenges for
                this class of systems.},
      URL = {http://chess.eecs.berkeley.edu/pubs/114.html}
  }
  

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