An RNS based transform architecture for H.264/AVC
Raghunath Babu Are, K. Rajan · 2008
This paper presents the architecture and the VHDL design of an integer 2-D DCT used in the H.264/AVC. The 2-D DCT computation is performed by exploiting itpsilas orthogonality and separability property. The symmetry of the forward and inverse transform is used in this implementation. To reduce the computation overhead for the addition, subtraction and multiplication operations, we analyze the suitability of carry-free position independent residue number system (RNS) for the implementation of 2-D DCT. The implementation has been carried out in VHDL for Altera FPGA. We used the negative number representation in RNS, bit width analysis of the transforms and dedicated registers present in the Logic element of the FPGA to optimize the area. The complexity and efficiency analysis show that the proposed architecture could provide higher through-put.