ADAS multi-sensor hub reference design with quad 4-Gbps FPD-Link III, dual CSI-2 output, and PoC
TIDA-01323
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Description
The TIDA-01323 camera hub reference design allows connection of up to four 2-megapixel, 60-fps cameras over coax cable. This design utilizes these coax cables to provide power, back-channel communication, and clock synchronization to the sensors. The 4-Gbps FPD-Link III quad deserializer supports dual-output Mobile Industry Processor Interface (MIPI) Camera Serial Interface-2 (CSI-2) over a Samtec connector to application processors. This design also allows the user to connect other types of sensors for sensor fusion applications.
Features
- Accepts four camera inputs with capability of sensor synchronization over FPD-Link III
- Provides wide-range supply voltage for power over coax (4V to 14V)
- Directly connects to TDA3 and TDA2Plus EVMs through CSI-2 interface
- Works with any camera that uses compatible FPD-Link III DS90UB953 serializer
- Car battery can directly supply board power with protection from reverse current
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