Desarrollo de protocolo ethernet en FPGA para el procesamiento digital de datos de cámara termográfica

Content Provider	Semantic Scholar
Author	Alvarez, L. Manuel, Erick
Copyright Year	2013
Abstract	With the emergence of the FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array) technology hardware design has been radically transformed from a simple interconnection of electronic components to the electronic reconfiguration by software of a specialized integrated circuit; size and speed of FPGA are comparable to the ASIC (Application-Specific Integrated Circuit), but FPGA are more flexible and their processing speed is higher since they are composed of a parallel architecture of interconnection of gates thus allowing the execution of multiple processes simultaneously. Despite their virtues FPGA require communication peripherals that allow them to take advantage of their quality of high-speed processing in applications that require the transference of large volumes of data; the common way to overcome this inconvenience is the incorporation of commercial communication cards, but the disadvantage is that their adaptability is limited to certain applications as well as they generate high costs. An alternative to this problem is the creation of custom systems by developing cores of intellectual property (IP Cores) of units of logic which provide to the FPGA communication skills using a high capacity standard protocol such as Ethernet, making use of its speed and reliability benefits, eliminating the use of commercial equipment and thereby achieving technological independence. The contribution of this study is the implementation of a Client/Server application between an FPGA and a microcontroller through the employment of a module Ethernet ENC28J60, achieving the transference of data at speeds up to 100 Kbps in the generation of user interfaces for data transmission of thermal vision cameras, as an alternative to image processing applied to the thermographic analysis of electrical circuits and mechanical equipment.
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