Video edge detection is the process of calculating gradients (rates of change) in pixel values in an incoming frame.
The 2D Edge Detector IP core detects edges in incoming video frames using the Sobel or Prewitt algorithms. Its flexible architecture supports a wide variety of video frame sizes on Lattice devices. A simple I/O handshake makes the core suitable for either streaming or bursty input video data. Coefficients may be set at compile time, or updated in-system via a simple memory interface. Dynamic zoom and pan functions are optionally provisioned at compile time.
2D Edge Detector
Overview
Key Features
- Single color plane input
- Configurable input data width
- Dynamically variable input frame size
- Dynamic active region selection
- Dynamic selection between Sobel and Prewitt algorithms
- Dynamic detection threshold modification
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Technical Specifications
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2D Edge Detector
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