G. Dehaan et al., AN EVOLUTIONARY ARCHITECTURE FOR MOTION-COMPENSATED 100 HZ TELEVISION, IEEE transactions on circuits and systems for video technology, 5(3), 1995, pp. 207-217
In this paper, recently developed algorithms for high quality motion-c
ompensated up-conversion are combined in a new architecture closely re
sembling that of current 100 Hz consumer television sets, By merging t
he motion estimation and the motion compensation part, the estimated s
ilicon area could be reduced to a level where the entire functionality
can be realized with one processing chip replacing the currently used
100 Hz processing chip, This enables a simple evolution towards motio
n compensated 100 Hz TV, considered to be very attractive, The archite
ctural choice, and the wish to share expensive memories, requires some
modifications in the motion estimator and up-convertor design which a
re discussed, The specific case of movie programs is dealt with, and i
t is also shown how the evolutionary architecture can achieve a signif
icantly improved motion portrayal for this movie material.