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A novel low-complexity and high-quality colour demosaicking algorithm is proposed for very large-scale integration (VLSI) implementation for real-time video applications. It consists of a boundary detector, a boundary mirror model and five green and red–blue colour interpolation models. Two of the five interpolation models can be selected adaptively according to boundary and position information....
This paper presents a thermal analysis result for a 3D heterogeneous embedded system integration MorPACK (morphing package) platform. The MorPACK platform is stacked by heterogeneous submodules composed of bare dies, a substrate, connection bridges, and solder balls. Since the tiny, heterogeneous and integrable characteristics of MorPACK platform, it needs to be fabricated in high-density and laminar...
A four-levels hierarchical wireless body sensor network (WBSN) system is designed for biometrics and healthcare applications. It also separates pathways for communication and control. In order to improve performance, a communication cycle is constructed for synchronizing the WBSN system with the pipeline. A low-power adaptive process is a necessity for long-time healthcare monitoring. It includes...
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