A Simplified Design Approach for Efficient Computation of DCT

@article{Muchahary2015ASD,
  title={A Simplified Design Approach for Efficient Computation of DCT},
  author={Deboraj Muchahary and Abir J. Mondal and Rajesh Singh Parmar and Amlan deep Borah and Alak Majumder},
  journal={2015 Fifth International Conference on Communication Systems and Network Technologies},
  year={2015},
  pages={483-487}
}
  • D. Muchahary, Abir J. Mondal, A. Majumder
  • Published 4 April 2015
  • Computer Science, Engineering
  • 2015 Fifth International Conference on Communication Systems and Network Technologies
Discrete cosine transform (DCT) is the most widely used transformation technique in the field of signal processing particularly in the areas of image data. This paper addresses the design of parallel architectures for computing DCT using CORDIC. It concentrates on indirect methods, which avoids decomposition of direct DCT equation. In this paper, CORDIC methodology has been used to simplify the traditional indirect techniques for the computation of DCT. The proposed methodology is CORDIC… 
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