A 33MHz 16-Bit Gradient Calculator for Real-Time Volume Imaging
Martin Margala, Nelson G. Durdle, V. James Raso, Doug L. Hill
Eurographics Workshop on Graphics Hardware, 1994, pp. 80--85.
Abstract: This paper describes a gradient calculator which forms an important part of a shading processor being developed for a high resolution high performance real-time general purpose volume imaging system. The proposed architecture overcomes cunent image resolution and frame-rate limitations through the use of custom high-speed processors. The gradient calculator evaluates three arithmetic operations: a square and add operation, square-root, and three division operations. Input output delay time is 30 os with an accuracy of ±O.78%. The algorithms and implementation in silicon are described in detail.
@inproceedings{Margala:1994:A31,
author = {Martin Margala and Nelson G. Durdle and V. James Raso and Doug L. Hill},
title = {A 33MHz 16-Bit Gradient Calculator for Real-Time Volume Imaging},
booktitle = {Eurographics Workshop on Graphics Hardware},
pages = {80--85},
year = {1994},
}
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