Square Root Carry Select Adder (SQRT-CSLA) is accomplishing the noteworthy attention in the arena of VLSI (Very-Large-Scale Integration) systems as it can process the computations with high speed. Though the current trending SQRT-CSLA adder designing techniques are effective in various performance metrics, there is a possibility to improve the design addressing various performance metrics. This article proposes CSLA architecture by employing Zero Finding Logic using the Logic optimization technique (ZFCLOT). CSLA using ZFCLOT is designed, simulated, and synthesized using 90 nm cadence tools. CSLA using ZFCLOT achieves an area efficiency of 46.127% and a power efficiency of 48.4% as against to SQRT-CSLA.
Purpose Integrating complementary information with high-quality visual perception is essential in infrared and visible image fusion. Contrast-enhanced fusion required for target detection in military, navigation and surveillance applications, where visible images are captured at low-light conditions, is a challenging task. This paper aims to focus on the enhancement of poorly illuminated low-light images through decomposition prior to fusion, to provide high visual quality. Design/methodology/approach In this paper, a two-step process is implemented to improve the visual quality. First, the low-light visible image is decomposed to dark and bright image components. The decomposition is accomplished based on the selection of a threshold using Renyi’s entropy maximization. The decomposed dark and bright images are intensified with the stochastic resonance (SR) model. Second, texture information-based weighted average scheme for low-frequency coefficients and select maximum precept for high-frequency coefficients are used in the discrete wavelet transform (DWT) domain. Findings Simulations in MATLAB were carried out on various test images. The qualitative and quantitative evaluations of the proposed method show improvement in edge-based and information-based metrics compared to several existing fusion techniques. Originality/value In this work, a high-contrast, edge-preserved and brightness-improved image is obtained by the processing steps considered in this work to get good visual quality.
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