Design and implementation of a general purpose VLSI median filter unit and its applications
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1989
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A VLSI median filter unit has been designed and implemented in 3-μ m M2 CMOS, using full-custom VLSI design techniques. The unit consists of two single-chip median filters, one extensible and one real-time. The chips are bit-level pipelined systolic structures based on odd/even transposition sorting. The extensible chip is designed for applications requiring variable window sizes and variable word-lengths, whereas the other one is for real-time applications. Various median filtering techniques are easily realized by using the designed chips together with reasonable external hardware.
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Proceedings of the International Conference on Acoustics, Speech, and Signal Processing, IEEE 1989
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IEEE
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English