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Spatial optical distortion correction in an FPGA
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posted on 2024-02-09, 19:07 authored by L. Qiang, Nigel AllinsonNigel AllinsonDue to the complexities of the image processing algorithms, correcting spatial distortion of optical images quickly and efficiently is a major challenge. This paper describes an efficient pipelined parallel architecture for optical distortion correction in imaging systems using a low cost FPGA device. The proposed architecture produces a fast, almost realtime solution for the correction of image distortion implemented using VHDL HDL with a single Xilinx FPGA XCS31000-4 device. The experimental results show that the barrel and pincushion distortion can be corrected with a very low residual error. The system architecture can be applied to other imaging processing algorithms in optical systems. © 2006 IEEE.
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2006 IEEE Workshop on Signal Processing Systems Design and Implementation, SIPSPublisher
IEEEExternal DOI
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1520-6130ISBN
1424403820 (print),1424403839 (e-ISBN),9781424403820 (print)Date Submitted
2013-04-05Date Accepted
2013-04-05Date of First Publication
2013-04-05Date of Final Publication
2013-04-05Event Name
IEEE Workshop on Signal Processing Systems, SIPS 2006Event Dates
2 - 4 October 2006ePrints ID
8556Usage metrics
Keywords
Applied (CO)Computer graphicsDigital image storageExperimental resultsField programmable gate arrays (FPGA)FPGA devicesGeometrical opticsImage distortionsImage processingImage-processing algorithmsImaging processingImaging systemsLow costsOptical (PET) (OPET)Optical data processingOptical distortionsoptical imagingOptical systemsOptoelectronic devicesParallel architecturesPincushion distortionReal-time solutionsresidual errorsSignal processingSignal processing systemsSpatial distortionsSystem architecturesXilinx FPGA
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