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What is a data path block in frontend ?

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Almost every design can be partitioned into 2 funtional parts.
1). Datapath blocks such as collection of the following: adder, multiplier, muxes, and all arithmatic/logic operations
2). Control block, which sends control signal to datapath to operate.
For Example: if you see page Number 48 in
http://www.vlsiip.com/video/MscPrj.pdf
you can clearly see the design partitioned into datapath/control
Hope it helps,
Kr,
Avi
http://www.vlsiip.com
 

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Hi Avi,
Nice project. I always want to learn some knoledge of video compression,but did not find time and how to cut in. I will go over your project to see if I could understand some points of Video. That will be great if you could give some suggestions on how to get into video field. More practical stuff not theory.

avimit said:
Almost every design can be partitioned into 2 funtional parts.
1). Datapath blocks such as collection of the following: adder, multiplier, muxes, and all arithmatic/logic operations
2). Control block, which sends control signal to datapath to operate.
For Example: if you see page Number 48 in
http://www.vlsiip.com/video/MscPrj.pdf
you can clearly see the design partitioned into datapath/control
Hope it helps,
Kr,
Avi
http://www.vlsiip.com
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