how to covert the image into 0's and 1's

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Posted 12-Jan-11 19:35pm

helina devaraj

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Baji Jabbar 13-Jan-11 1:57am

Really want to help you .Using C#, we can but with VHDL no idea , even I heard about this VHDL now :)

Sandeep Mewara 13-Jan-11 3:35am

What VHDL stands for?

LittleYellowBird 13-Jan-11 3:35am

You need to provide more information about what you are trying to do and what tools you are using. For instance what is the image file format, what do you mean by 1's and 0's (all data in electronics is stored in 1's and 0's) and what programming language are you hoping to use.

Thomas Krojer 13-Jan-11 5:07am

again, 'please' would be nice ...

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2011-01-12T23:40:00

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I think you should spend some time reading here[^], rather than asking such vague questions.

Posted 12-Jan-11 23:40pm

Richard MacCutchan

en.hamzeh · Answer 2 · 2013-01-06T07:15:00

hi
where is your image data ?
1- you can convert image to binary files with C++, vb,... Of course once binary file for gray scale and others for red green blue or gamma with image Width Height Resolution or other necessary Specifications.
and transfer to a memory or FPGA port.
2- you must write a vhdl program to reading image files in memory(for example usb flash memory)that connected to your fpga ports .
please read this PDF file

http://biorob2.epfl.ch/pages/studproj/birg67936/rapport.pdf

how to covert the image into 0's and 1's

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