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Latest revision as of 14:52, 15 November 2024


Welcome to RidgeRun's FPGA Image Signal Processor (ISP)

Ultrascale+ ZCU106

FPGA Image Signal Processor
Introduction
FPGA ISP Accelerators/Modules
Getting the Code
Examples
GStreamer Pipelines
Tested Platforms
Contact Us

FPGA Image Signal Processor - v0.9.0

RidgeRun knows how important documentation is for your project, specifically with complex digital tools such as image processing. Regardless of the complexity of the technology, proper documentation can reduce the learning curve and, more importantly, the time-to-market of your product. This wiki is a user guide for our FPGA Image Signal Processor (ISP) project.

FPGA ISP includes a series of synthesizable IP Cores for FPGA to accelerate image processing applications in embedded systems that do not have any hardware accelerator.

Currently, the project has the following accelerators:

  • Debayer
  • Color space converter (UYVY <-> RGBA)
  • Auto-white balancer
  • Histogram equalizer
  • Geometric Transformation Unit (GTU)
  • Undistort

And the following modules:

  • Convolution (monochannel) (new!)
  • Templated matrix-matrix operations: multiplication/subtraction
  • Transformers: geometric (GTU)
  • Generic Undistort
  • Fish-eye Undistort
  • Interpolators: nearest neighbor, bilinear, truncation
  • Fast Fourier Transform (1D) (new!)

At the moment, the FPGA ISP project has been tested on the following system setups:

Embedded systems:

  • NVIDIA®Jetson Xavier™ (AGX and NX) + PicoEVB (Artix 7 XC7A50T)
  • NVIDIA®Jetson Xavier™ (AGX and NX) + LiteFory (Artix 7 XC7A100T)
  • i.MX8 EVK + PicoEVB (Artix 7 XC7A50T)
  • i.MX8 EVK + LiteFury (Artix 7 XC7A100T)

FPGA-based SoCs:

  • Zedboard (Zynq 7020)
  • Zynq Ultrascale+ ZCU106

Communication of FPGA ISP cores:

  • 64-bit AXI-Stream (I/O data)
  • AXI-Lite (Control)

Supported FPGAs:

Xilinx: (restricted to Vivado HLS capability)

  • Artix-7
  • Kintex-7
  • Virtex-7
  • Zynq-7000
  • Zynq MP-SoC


Thanks to the Xilinx tool's flexibility, FPGA ISP accelerators are easily ported to other Xilinx FPGAs.

In this wiki, you will find technical documentation, tutorials, examples, and much more!

RidgeRun support

RidgeRun provides support for embedded Linux development and Xilinx High-Level Synthesis, specializing in the use of hardware accelerators in multimedia applications. RidgeRun's products take full advantage of the accelerators exposed to perform transformations on the video streams achieving great performance on complex processing and the massive parallelism offered by using FPGAs.

This page contains detailed guides and information on how to get started with the FPGA Image Signal Processor and start using its full capabilities.

The FPGA ISP cores are V4L2 compliant thanks to V4L2 FPGA.

To get up-to-speed with FPGA Image Signal Processor in your platform, start by clicking below:


For direct inquiries, please refer to the contact information available on our Contact page. Alternatively, you may complete and submit the form provided at the same link. We will respond to your request at our earliest opportunity.


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