Uncompressed recording possible! USB 3.0/DP output capture board compatible with Parallel cameras.
The "SVP-01-UVC" is a parallel monitor board that has a proven track record of connecting with various companies' SerDes I/F and supports a wide range of automotive cameras. It supports USB 3.0 and DisplayPort output, with a maximum input of 1080p/60Hz. The included application allows for easy PC display and recording. Additionally, it is equipped with 256MB DDR3 SDRAM for stable capture, and the maximum input resolution is 8190×4095 pixels. 【Features】 ■ Proven track record of connecting with various companies' SerDes I/F and supports a wide range of automotive cameras ■ Supports USB 3.0 and DisplayPort output ■ Compatible with maximum input of 1080p/60Hz ■ Easy PC display and recording with the included application ■ Supports YUV422 8bit, RGB24, RAW input ■ I2C frequency: 100, 200, 400 KHz *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Other Features】 <CASE: In-Vehicle Camera Video Display PoC> ■ Automatic display possible upon power ON due to I2C auto-configuration function ■ Video output from the SerDes I/F of the ECU can be displayed on a PC or monitor ■ Recording possible with HDMI recorders such as SHOGUN7 via DP-HDMI cable <CASE: New Camera Module Debugging> ■ Arbitrary I2C settings possible without the need for driver development ■ Support for display up to output with approximately 300 types of device setting libraries owned by our company (Track record: onsemi, OMNIVISION, SONY, etc.) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Net Vision was established with the aim of developing system equipment that applies networks and images. In terms of development fields, we have experience in various areas such as video processing, interfaces, and drivers.