Operator IS_GreaterThan

Operator Library: Logic

The operator IS_GreaterThan sets the output to a logical "1" if the value at the input link I is greater than the value of parameter Number, otherwise the output is "0".

To compare the values of two input links use operator CMP_AgtB instead.

I/O Properties

Property Value
Operator Type O
Input Link I, data input
Output Link O, data output

Supported Link Format

Link Parameter Input Link I Output Link O
Bit Width [1, 63] unsigned, [2, 64] signed 1
Arithmetic {unsigned, signed} unsigned
Parallelism any as I
Kernel Columns any as I
Kernel Rows any as I
Img Protocol {VALT_IMAGE2D, VALT_LINE1D, VALT_PIXEL0D} as I
Color Format VAF_GRAY as I
Color Flavor FL_NONE as I
Max. Img Width any as I
Max. Img Height any as I

Parameters

Number
Type static/dynamic read/write parameter
Default 0
Range same as range of input link I

Value to compare the input link value with.

ImplementationType
Type static write parameter
Default AUTO
Range (AUTO, EmbeddedALU, LUT)

Parameter ImplementationType allows you to influence the implementation of the operator, i.e., to define which logic elements are used for implementing the operator.

You can select one of the following values:

AUTO: When the operator is instantiated, the optimal implementation strategy for the given FPGA architecture is selected automatically, based on the parametrization of the operator.

EmbeddedALU: The operator uses the embedded ALU elements of the FPGA.

LUT: The operator uses the LUT elements of the FPGA.

[Note] Use AUTO in General

Normally, the parameter should be set to AUTO. In special cases, i.e., if one kind of FPGA ressource runs short in a design, you can manually influence the FPGA resource management using the values EmbeddedALU and/or LUT.

Examples of Use

The use of operator IS_GreaterThan is shown in the following examples:

  • ' Multiple DMA Channel Designs '

    Threshold binarization

  • 'Morphological Edge'

    Examples - A binary eroded image is compared with the original. An edge is detected if both differ.

  • 'Close'

    Examples - Shows the implementation of a morphological close applied to binary images.

  • 'Open'

    Examples - Shows the implementation of a morphological open applied to binary images.

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