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Altera_Forum
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11 years ago

correlation 2D

Hello all,

In reality I am new to this forum and I need help.

In fact, I try to develop an architecture of 2D correlation to be able to implement in FPGA, can you please help me, it's already two years that I have not started working in this subject.

And thank you in advance

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    Altera_Forum
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    11 years ago

    What do you need help with? Do you have specific problems? we can help with those..

    Or if you've had 2 years to get the project done and you havent even started - then you might be a little stuck.
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    11 years ago

    Thank you for your reply,

    It's true, I have 2 years I have not started working on this project for personal reasons, it just remains for me 8 months to submit my thesis.

    For now, that's what my coach asks me:

    To find an implementable architecture of 2D correlation on FPGA

    Describe a VHDL description,

    Find the control logic.

    Tested and results

    At this point, I just need a implementable architecture for 2D correlation
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    11 years ago

    Could you please help me with interesting websites or books for the physical architecture of my 2D correlator.

    I'm not an expert in this area and I find difficulties in this area.

    Thank you.
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    11 years ago

    Could you please help me with interesting websites or books for the physical architecture of my 2D correlator.

    I am not an expert and I find difficulties in this area.

    Thank you.
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    11 years ago

    Wikipedia is a good website to start with for sure.

    I guess, nobody will do your homework for you, at least not for free.
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    11 years ago

    I know nobody can do my job but I want to just move in my work, starting with the architecture.