2023 / 22nd International Symposium on Communications and Information Technologies (ISCIT), Sydney · pp. 1–5
Integration of OpenCV and Cyclone V Hybrid ARM and FPGA SoC for Face Detection Application
DOI 10.1109/ISCIT57293.2023.10376045
02 / Research & references
Ideas that can be traced.
Published research and independent references, alongside the experiments and tutorials that make the work inspectable.
Peer-reviewed work
↳Underlying practice
20142013–2014 research · 2023 publication
Electronics & embedded systems · Research
Embedded vision on Cyclone V
Bringing Linux, a USB camera, and OpenCV together on a hybrid ARM/FPGA development board—and measuring what the integrated system could do.
- Cyclone V SoC
- ARM
- Linux
- OpenCV
- Quartus
20132012–2014
Microelectronics & HDL · Archive
Digital logic, testbenches, and the EDA tool flow
An archive of Verilog examples and practical tutorials spanning simulation, FPGA experiments, transistor-level circuits, and physical-verification tools.
- Verilog
- Icarus Verilog
- VCS
- HSpice
- Hercules DRC/LVS
Evidence & further reading
Sources
- Publishing data on the web with Node.JS
Contemporary editorial feature explicitly crediting Bangon Kali and linking the original tutorial.
- Arduino and the Web using NodeJS and SerialPort2 — original article
The original article address no longer serves the tutorial. Arduino’s dated reference survives; a successful HTTP response alone does not establish article availability.
Original resource unavailable - Tutorial for VCS · ESE461
Page 11 points readers to the electronics repository’s adder models and testbenches. This is a reference to the code, not authorship of the university tutorial.
- Integration of OpenCV and Cyclone V Hybrid ARM and FPGA SoC for Face Detection Application
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