Title :
Portable video-on-demand in wireless communication
Author :
Meng, Teresa H. ; Gordon, Benjamin M. ; Tsern, Ely K. ; Hung, Andy C.
Author_Institution :
Dept. of Electr. Eng., Stanford Univ., CA, USA
fDate :
4/1/1995 12:00:00 AM
Abstract :
Our present ability to work with video has been confined to a wired environment, requiring both the video encoder and decoder to be physically connected to a power supply and a wired communication link. This paper describes an integrated approach to the design of a portable video-on-demand system capable of delivering high-quality image and video data in a wireless communication environment. The discussion will focus on both the algorithm and circuit design techniques developed for implementing a low-power video compression/decompression system at power levels that are two orders of magnitude below existing solutions. This low-power video compression system not only provides a compression efficiency similar to industry standards, but also maintains a high degree of error tolerance to guard against transmission errors often encountered in wireless communication. The required power reduction can best be attained through reformulating compression algorithms for energy conservation. We developed an intra-frame compression algorithm that requires minimal computation energy in its hardware implementations
Keywords :
CMOS digital integrated circuits; decoding; digital signal processing chips; error statistics; interactive television; mobile communication; real-time systems; vector quantisation; video coding; video signal processing; visual communication; 10 mW; channel-optimized data representations; color display; compression efficiency; data shuffle strategy; energy conservation; error tolerance; filter bank structure; full-motion video decompression; hand-held portable communication device; high-quality image data; high-quality video data; intra-frame compression algorithm; low-power video compression; portable video-on-demand; power dissipation; power reduction; transmission errors; vector quantization scheme; video compression/decompression system; video decoding chip set; wireless communication; Circuit synthesis; Communication industry; Communication standards; Compression algorithms; Decoding; Energy conservation; Hardware; Power supplies; Video compression; Wireless communication;
Journal_Title :
Proceedings of the IEEE