Hartmann, ChristianHäublein, KonradPfundt, BenjaminReichenbach, MarcFey, Dietmar2020-03-112020-03-112017https://dl.gi.de/handle/20.500.12116/31946Recent trends showed a rise of heterogeneous hardware architectures for image processing applications. Due to the usage of these camera systems in the embedded field, the reduction of area and power consumption became essential. Standard CPUs are not suitable in the embedded field, because of their lavish commerce regarding power and area consumption. Embedded applications have strict constraints regarding these parameters. Therefore, optimized and specialized hardware is required resulting in a heterogeneous system architecture. Designing such a system is a challenging and error-prone task. In the design process, software and hardware skills are needed. Programming skills in different programming and design languages are necessary. For reducing the complexity a common language which can easily be mapped on different hardware architectures combined with a synthesis framework is needed. With the Image Processing Operator Language (IPOL) the description of heterogeneous systems with one language become possible. The synthesis framework called Image Processing Architecture Synthesis (IPAS) completes the domain-specific language (DSL) as an underlying mapping methodology.enText/Journal Article0177-0454