A 197mW 70ms-latency Full-HD 12-channel video-processing SoC for in-vehicle information systems has been implemented in 16nm CMOS. The SoC integrates 17 video processors of 6 types to operate video processing independently of other processing in CPU/GPU. The synchronous scheme between the video processors achieves 70ms low-latency for driver assistance. The optimized implementation of lossy and lossless video-data compression reduces memory access data by half and power consumption by 20%.
Seiji MOCHIZUKI
Renesas Electronics Corporation
Katsushige MATSUBARA
Renesas Electronics Corporation
Keisuke MATSUMOTO
Renesas Electronics Corporation
Chi Lan Phuong NGUYEN
Renesas Design Vietnam
Tetsuya SHIBAYAMA
Renesas Electronics Corporation
Kenichi IWATA
Renesas Electronics Corporation
Katsuya MIZUMOTO
Renesas Electronics Corporation
Takahiro IRITA
Renesas Design Vietnam
Hirotaka HARA
Renesas Design Vietnam
Toshihiro HATTORI
Renesas Electronics Corporation
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Seiji MOCHIZUKI, Katsushige MATSUBARA, Keisuke MATSUMOTO, Chi Lan Phuong NGUYEN, Tetsuya SHIBAYAMA, Kenichi IWATA, Katsuya MIZUMOTO, Takahiro IRITA, Hirotaka HARA, Toshihiro HATTORI, "A 197mW 70ms-Latency Full-HD 12-Channel Video-Processing SoC in 16nm CMOS for In-Vehicle Information Systems" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals,
vol. E100-A, no. 12, pp. 2878-2887, December 2017, doi: 10.1587/transfun.E100.A.2878.
Abstract: A 197mW 70ms-latency Full-HD 12-channel video-processing SoC for in-vehicle information systems has been implemented in 16nm CMOS. The SoC integrates 17 video processors of 6 types to operate video processing independently of other processing in CPU/GPU. The synchronous scheme between the video processors achieves 70ms low-latency for driver assistance. The optimized implementation of lossy and lossless video-data compression reduces memory access data by half and power consumption by 20%.
URL: https://globals.ieice.org/en_transactions/fundamentals/10.1587/transfun.E100.A.2878/_p
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