8-bit Baseline JPEG Encoder with Optional Video Rate Control
The JPEG-E core is a standalone and high-performance 8-bit Baseline JPEG encoder for still image and video compression applicatio…
Overview
The JPEG-E core is a standalone and high-performance 8-bit Baseline JPEG encoder for still image and video compression applications. Full compliance with the Baseline Sequential DCT mode of the ISO/IEC 10918-1 standard makes this IP core ideal for interoperable systems and devices. The JPEG-E is available for ASIC or AMD-Xilinx, Efinix, Intel, Lattice and Microchip FPGA and SoC based designs.
In addition to generating standalone Baseline JPEG streams, this encoder can also produce the (de-facto) standard video payload of many motion JPEG container formats. Furthermore, the optionally included video rate control block is a best fit for the bandwidth constrained applications.
The core is designed with simple, fully flow-controllable and FIFO-like, streaming input and output interfaces. Being carefully designed, rigorously verified and silicon-proven, the JPEG-E is a reliable, easy-to-use and integrate IP providing a best value solution for your FPGA or ASIC design.
Key features
- Complete, Compliant and Standalone Operation
- 8-bit Baseline JPEG encoder with full ISO/IEC 10918-1 compliance
- Up to 64K x 64K image resolution
- 1-4 image components
- 1, 2 and 4 horizontal and vertical sampling factors support
- Single- and multi-scan support
- Programmable Quantization Tables (up to four)
- Programmable Huffman Tables (two DC, two AC)
- Programmable Restart Markers insertion
- Complete and standalone Baseline JPEG stream output with user controllable marker inclusion
- CPU-less operation
- Single clock cycle per sample encoding throughput
- Extra Capabilities
- Programmable Quality Factor (1 to 100) for easy Quantization Tables scaling
- Motion JPEG payload encoding
- Optional block-based maximum output size control with independent Luminance and Chrominance bit thresholds
- Optional high-quality and accurate video rate control
- Automatic Quality Factor adjustment per frame
- Programmable nominal compressed frame size
- Programmable bandwidth shaping output buffer size
- Ease of Integration
- Simple, microcontroller like, programming interface
- High-speed, flow controllable, streaming I/O data interfaces
- Simple and FIFO like
- Avalon-ST compliant (ready latency 0)
- AXI4-Stream compliant
- Trouble-Free Technology Map and Implementation
- Fully portable, self-contained RTL source code
- Strictly positive edge triggered design
- D-type only Flip-Flops
- Fully synchronous operation
- No special timing constraints required
- No false paths
- No multi-cycle paths
Block Diagram
What’s Included?
- Clear-text RTL sources for ASIC designs, or pre-synthesized and verified Netlist for FPGA and SoC devices
- Release Notes, Design Specification and Integration Manual documents
- Bit Accurate Model (BAM) and test vector generation binaries, including sample scripts
- Pre-compiled RTL simulation model and gate-level simulation netlist for the FPGA Netlist license
- Self-checking testbench environment sources, including sample BAM generated test cases
- Simulation and sample Synthesis (for ASICs) or Place & Route (for FPGAs) scripts
Specifications
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