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Hello,
I work for a company that designs image sensors. We're trying to connect our company’s image sensor to a Raspberry Pi 4, but it’s proving more challenging than expected.
Most camera driver codes we find are for Bayer formats (8, 10, 12-bit), so creating a driver for our camera module, which transmits in YUV format, is difficult. Here’s the setup we’re aiming for:
Camera Module
Image sensor + ISP
1280x960 resolution at 30fps
YUV422 format
MIPI-CSI2 interface
Has an internal oscillator
Does not receive power from the Raspberry Pi
No GPIO control required
Characteristics
Power is supplied to the camera before power is supplied to the Raspberry Pi
Therefore, a 1280x960 YUV422 video stream at 30fps is transmitted over MIPI-CSI2
If you could let us know of any DTS or driver source files that could be used as a reference, we would greatly appreciate it.
Thank you
Hello,
I work for a company that designs image sensors. We're trying to connect our company’s image sensor to a Raspberry Pi 4, but it’s proving more challenging than expected.
Most camera driver codes we find are for Bayer formats (8, 10, 12-bit), so creating a driver for our camera module, which transmits in YUV format, is difficult. Here’s the setup we’re aiming for:
Camera Module
Image sensor + ISP
1280x960 resolution at 30fps
YUV422 format
MIPI-CSI2 interface
Has an internal oscillator
Does not receive power from the Raspberry Pi
No GPIO control required
Characteristics
Power is supplied to the camera before power is supplied to the Raspberry Pi
Therefore, a 1280x960 YUV422 video stream at 30fps is transmitted over MIPI-CSI2
If you could let us know of any DTS or driver source files that could be used as a reference, we would greatly appreciate it.
Thank you
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