Base-n resolution converter
AssigneeRockwell International Corporation
InventorsAngela L. Wang, David M. Colwell, Dianne L. Steiger
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AssigneeRockwell International Corporation
InventorsAngela L. Wang, David M. Colwell, Dianne L. Steiger
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A resolution conversion system for real-time expansion and reduction of a first plurality of input pixels into a second plurality of output pixels. The resolution conversion system comprises a base-n counter for counting input pixels as each pixel is captured. The base-n counter has a plurality of carry out signals. Also, there is a control register for selectively enabling the carry out signals of the base-n counter based on a predetermined resolution ratio between the first plurality of input pixels and the second plurality of output pixels. The control register uses a mode bit to select either one of inserting and removing operations. An inserting logic unit is used for inserting, as indicated by the mode bit, a pixel into the plurality of input pixels upon a transition of one of the carry out signals if the carry out signals have been enabled by the control register. A removing logic unit is used for removing, as indicated by the mode bit, a pixel from the plurality of input pixels upon a transition of one of the carry out signals of the base-n counter if the carry out signals have been enabled by the control register.
A resolution conversion system for real-time modification of a first plurality of input pixels serially captured by a predetermined signal into a second plurality of output pixels, comprising:
A method for resolution conversion for real-time serial expansion and reduction of a first plurality of input pixels into a second plurality of output pixels, each of said plurality of input pixels being validated with a predetermined signal ("Shift Enable"), the method comprising the steps of:
A resolution conversion system for real-time serial expansion and reduction of a first plurality of input pixels serially captured by a predetermined signal into a second plurality of output pixels, comprising:
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