IPX-ULL Technology Specifications Sample Clauses

IPX-ULL Technology Specifications. The IPX-ULL technology is an option of the intoPIX JPEG 2000 IP-Cores developed by intoPIX to enable lower than one frame latency while keeping a high compression efficiency. The IPX-ULL technology is incorporated on request into the intoPIX JPEG 2000 IP-Cores prior their netlist delivery. The specification of IPX-ULL technology accessible upon availability under this Agreement is as follows: ULL Features Description – Specification Platform IPX-ULL option is incorporated on request into the netlist delivery of any intoPIX JPEG 2000 IP-Core (except Mathematically lossless ones). Latency The total encoding-decoding latency can be adjusted through the number of horizontal tiles per frame (or per field) used Where ‘k’ is the specified number of tiles ‘image_duration’ is the period of one frame or of one field. Resources  Equal to the hosting intoPIX JPEG 2000 IP-Cores Core Performances  Similar to the hosting intoPIX JPEG 2000 IP-Cores using horizontal tiles Compression Efficiency  The IPX-ULL technology provides a strong attenuation of the tiling visual artifacts.  Compression efficiency is kept lower than 30%. This means that for the same image quality but with an ultra-low latency, the ULL technology just request a 30% code-stream bit-rate increase compared to a normal compression process with 3 frame latency. Control  Uses the Control interface of the hosting intoPIX JPEG 2000 IP-Cores
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