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ISP Pipeline Specifications

No virtual restrication on Supported Frame Rate or Resolution Tested more than 4K with IMX477 4056 x 3040. Can do 8K with around 30FPS or even higher than that as long as FPGA is fast enough for needed frame rate and FPGA has enough memory to be able to store minimum 4 Line worth of pixels.

Speed

MIPI bus can be upto 900Mbitsps Per lane with upto 4 Lanes, Total 3.6GBitsps Has been Tested upto 900Mbitps with 8x Gear.
Pixel Processing pipeline with 2,4 or 8 Pixel per clock can reach 110Mhz or more with Lattice Crosslink-NX High Speed, So basically Can process upto 880 MegaPixels per second. With this can reach Around 120FPS with 4K resolution and around 30 FPS with 8K. Or even 3000 FPS with 640 x 480.
FPGA Oputput Pipeline that runs on output clock, It feeds into Cypress FX3 32bit GPIF can do Max 160Mhz. Which FX3's specs limits max GPIF clock to 100Mhz.

Configurability

Selectable RAW pixel widths
FPGA Design is configurable with parameters to support pixel depth from RAW10 to RAW14 or Veritually any bit depth even 16bit RAW when it becomes a MIPI Spec.s
Selectable number of MIPI lanes
With just definition of Parameter value number of lane is also configurable between 2 or 4 MIPI lanes.
Selectable Pipeline Size
Pipeline is Configurable with a parameter to Process 2,4 or 8 Pixel. 2 Pixel Per Clock is only available with 2 Lane MIPI, while 8 is only available with 4 Lanes.
Selectable MIPI Gear Ratio
User can select weather to operate MIPI/DDR phy in 16x or 8x Gear ratio. Most DDR/MIPI phy supports 8x Gear while few do support 16x gear.

Tests

2 Lane 10 bit IMX477
1332x990 60 FPS

2 Lane 10 bit IMX219
3280x2464 7 FPS
1280x720 30 FPS
1280x720 60 FPS
1920x1080 30 FPS
640x480 30 FPS
640x480 200 FPS
640x128 600 FPS
640x80 900 FPS

Project Blog post

https://www.circuitvalley.com/2022/06/pensource-usb-c-industrial-camera-c-mount-fpga-imx-mipi-usb-3-crosslinknx.html

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