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EMBEDDED MEDIA PROCESSING
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By
David Katz, Analog Devices, Inc., Norwood, MA, USA
Rick Gentile, Analog Devices, Inc., Norwood, MA, USA
Reviews
"Both the experienced system designer and the student will find value in this comprehensive work. More practical than a theoretical text,
it?s what an expert engineer would tell a peer embarking on the journey of embedded media processing. Notably reader-friendly for a subject
this complex, this book should give anyone access to multimedia design techniques including memory partitioning, data movement, and power
considerations.?
- Max Baron, Principal Analyst, In-Stat
?This readable, practical book addresses the needs of today?s embedded systems
that are designed specifically to meet the computational demands and power constraints of the latest embedded audio, video and communications
applications. The book spans architectures, implementations, memory issues, data flows, and sharing of processing loads, while exploring
the inevitable tradeoffs that engineers must weigh in their designs.?
- Bill Schweber, Executive Editor, EDN Magazine
?Grounded in real-world
application support experience, this book provides readers with an in-depth look at embedded multimedia design and the processors that
are driving the emergence of a new class of applications – from video-enabled handheld devices to control-intensive industrial imaging
systems.?
- Sam Fuller, Vice President, R&D, Analog Devices, Inc.
"You cannot go wrong buying this book. The authors have done an excellent
job blending practical information about embedded media processing with general information about signal processing. If you plan to develop
embedded applications that will employ video or audio information, you will find this book more than earns its keep."
- Jon Titus,
Senior Technical Editor, ECN
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