Image sensor. high data rate

madcookie Guest 2019-01-19 19:56 #5702285

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Hallo,
I'm trying to read Data from a Image sensor. My problem is, that the 
sensor, is sending it data on 4 Output with 720Mbps. As far as I know, 
typical microcontroller, example STM32F334R8, aren't fast enought to 
receive the data. I have the possibility to save the raw data first and 
work in a slower speed with the data later.
My question is, does anybody have an idea how to handle the high data 
rate or know microcrontroller who, can handle the data rate.

kind regards,
Madcookie

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matzetronics Guest 2019-01-19 20:11 #5702306

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TI's OMAP Series of DSPs is designed to handle video and imaging quite 
fast:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OMAP

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Fitzebutze Guest 2019-01-19 20:34 #5702326

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matzetronics wrote:
> TI's OMAP Series of DSPs is designed to handle video and imaging quite
> fast:
> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OMAP

That's not helpful and close to nonsense, really. Ever tried getting 
your hands on OMAP 4 and above for industrial applications?

@TO: Please tell us more about the interface (MIPI, Parallel, ...?)
If it's MIPI, there aren't many viable options, the best luck you'd then 
have with an FPGA solution. From experience I can tell that there are 
many potential dead ends with MIPI capable processors, unless you're 
playing in the consumer (>50k p.a.) league.

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madcookie Guest 2019-01-20 13:58 #5702978

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Thank you for the help,

Fitzebutze wrote:
> @TO: Please tell us more about the interface (MIPI, Parallel, ...?)

It's send over 6 LVDS OUTPUT, 4 Data Output, 1 Clock Output and 1 
synchronization LVDS, which send information, what currendly send over 
the Data Output, for example:"New Line, New Frame,...".

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madcookie Guest 2019-10-01 21:06 #5990366

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Sometime has gone and i finished my project.
Here is a sort explanation for everyone with the same problem.
First thing is i changed the sensor to the  Python 1300 NOIP2SN1300A-QDI 
with Parallel CMOS Output, which is slower.
For reading the Data and control the sensor I used the  CYUSB3KIT-003 
EZ-USB board.  With the Cypress Board it's possible to send the data to 
the PC and save them there .
However my System wasn't perfect, because sometimes i lost some Bytes 
during transmission. Maybe with some change to the parameters from the 
USB transmission or an algorithm to recover the lost byte, it might be 
an useful setup.

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