What is Image Processor?
Image Processor is a Image Conversion IP core from CTAccel Ltd. listed on Semi IP Hub.
Vendor:
CTAccel Ltd.
Category:
Image Conversion
Image Processor
CTAccel Image Processor (CIP) is a FPGA based high-performance image processing accelerator.
Overview
CTAccel Image Processor (CIP) is a FPGA based high-performance image processing accelerator. By taking advantage of deeply pipelined logic and multiple PE’s, CIP improves server throughput and latency while reduces total cost of ownership.
Key features
- High Performance
- CIP accelerates a typical JPEG decode, resize and webp encode workflow on a CPU based server by up to 5 times, while reducing latency by two-thirds at the same time. This is made possible by offloading all encode, decode and pixel level processing to the more efficient FPGA.
- Low Power Consumption
- Each FPGA accelerators consumes only 20W of power. A single accelerator can raise server performance by 3 to 5 time. CIP can drastically increase compute density, which translates to less rack space and lower administration cost.
- Seamless Software Integration
- CIP is fully compatible with 2 of the most popular open source image processing software: ImageMagick and OpenCV. You get the flexibility of software and the performance of FPGA. No modification to your system software is required.
- Low Maintenance
- The FPGA accelerator can be reconfigured remotely. CIP can be easily reconfigured to maximized performance for your custom usage scenario.
Specifications
Identity
Part Number
CTAccel Image Processor
Vendor
CTAccel Ltd.
Type
Silicon IP
Provider
Frequently asked questions about image conversion IP cores
How should engineers evaluate this Image Conversion?
Engineers should review the overview, key features, supported foundries and nodes, maturity, deliverables, and provider information before shortlisting this Image Conversion IP.
Can this semiconductor IP be compared with similar products?
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