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HD-video encoding with DSP and FPGA partitioning

As video and imaging applications evolve toward high-definition compression standards, coprocessing architectures that include both DSPs and FPGAs are becoming popular. However, using partitioned systems is not the only option, because DSP architectures now include enhancements in performance, peripheral mix, video-hardware acceleration, and implementation techniques, and these advances have significantly broadened the range of applications in which DSPs can provide a complete approach.