L. Roth, L. D. Coraor, D. Landis, P. T. Hulina, S. Deno
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Computing in memory architectures for digital image processing
Continuing improvements in semiconductor fabrication density are enabling new classes of system-on-a-chip architectures that combine extensive processing logic and high-density memory. Many of the capabilities of these new architectures can be custom tailored to the demands of real-time digital image processing. This paper evaluates several candidate designs, using the criteria of image processing performance, flexibility, manufacturability, and fabrication cost.