This work presents an overview of the principles that underlie the speed-up achievable by dynamic hardware reconfiguration, proposes a more precise taxonomy for the execution models for reconfigurable platforms, and demonstrates the advantage of dynamic reconfiguration in the new implementation of a neighborhood image processor, called DRIP. It achieves a realtime performance, which is 3 times faster than its pipelined nonreconfigurable version Keywords Reconfigurable architecture, image processing, FPGA
Alexandro M. S. Adário, Eduardo L. Roehe, S