SYSTOLIC ARRAY FOR REALIZATION OF DISCRETE WAVELET TRANSFORM

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Waleed A. Mahmoud
Ahmed S. Hadi

Abstract

This paper introduce a new method for using a systolic array to perform the one, and two dimension discrete wavelet transform (1-D DWT, and 2-D DWT). The 1-D needs only a semi-systolic array for its realization. However, it was found that the 2- D method needs the combination of two types of semi-systolic array into one systolic array to achieve its implementation.  

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“SYSTOLIC ARRAY FOR REALIZATION OF DISCRETE WAVELET TRANSFORM” (2007) Journal of Engineering, 13(02), pp. 1368–1377. doi:10.31026/j.eng.2007.02.04.

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