“LucidEye” Visibility Improver IP
“LucidEye” improves the visibility of unclear images such as those deteriorated due to weather conditions (snow, haze, or fog), a…
Overview
“LucidEye” improves the visibility of unclear images such as those deteriorated due to weather conditions (snow, haze, or fog), and dark images due to backlight or insufficient illumination.
This Hardware IP is suitable for security, surveillance applications, etc., as well as for improving image recognition rate by AI.
Specifications
| throughput | 1pixe/clock, 4pixel/clock |
| Image size | 320x240P~4096x2160P. Must be multiple of 4 in case of 4pixel/clock |
| color format | 8bit YUV444, 8bit YUV422 |
| Video signal interface | ・valid/ready signal handshake in AXI4-stream standard compliant
・Fixing the ready of master to high, fixed cycle delay operation by DE (data enable) is possible |
| Control interface | APB3 |
Key features
- Improves the visibility in various shooting conditions.
- Supports both AXI4-stream I/F and DE (data enable) I/F as input/output video interface.
- Selectable starting by software or hardware event.
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Frequently asked questions about Video Processing IP
What is “LucidEye” Visibility Improver IP?
“LucidEye” Visibility Improver IP is a Video Processing IP core from Techno Mathematical Co., Ltd. listed on Semi IP Hub.
How should engineers evaluate this Video Processing?
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