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Once the camera receives the stop capture command, it will complete the currently transmitting frames to ensure frame integrity, and then stop outputting images and enter the '''''standby state'''''. Note that the triggering process will be interrupted if triggering multiple frames is set and not all image frames have been output yet. | Once the camera receives the stop capture command, it will complete the currently transmitting frames to ensure frame integrity, and then stop outputting images and enter the '''''standby state'''''. Note that the triggering process will be interrupted if triggering multiple frames is set and not all image frames have been output yet. | ||
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Revision as of 08:50, 9 March 2022
MV series MIPI image module manual
1 Overview
MV series is a series of camera modules specially designed for machine vision. It is excellent in performance, compact and affordable in price. In addition to the video streaming mode, a trigger mode and a series of functions related to triggering are also provided. Provides a better option for embedded systems for machine vision applications.
To facilitate rapid development, we provide hardware datasheet , register manuals and drivers for embedded platforms, demos.
This article focuses on the functional principles of the MV camera in detail. For hardware manuals, registers, configuration scripts, drivers for different embedded platforms and usage, please refer to the corresponding documents.
2 Image Acquisition
2.1 Start/Stop Acquisition
You can send the start acquisition and stop acquisition commands to the camera at any time.
Once the camera receives the start acquisition command, if working in video streaming mode, it will immediately start exposure and output images; if working in trigger mode, it will enter the state of waiting for the trigger signal. At the same time, the camera enters the running state.
Once the camera receives the stop capture command, it will complete the currently transmitting frames to ensure frame integrity, and then stop outputting images and enter the standby state. Note that the triggering process will be interrupted if triggering multiple frames is set and not all image frames have been output yet.
2.2 Video streaming mode
3 Image Feature
4 ISP
5 IO Control