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mt9v112
Manufacturer Part Number
mt9v112
Description
1/6-inch Soc Vga Cmos Digital Image Sensor
Manufacturer
Micron Semiconductor Products
Datasheet
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Architecture Overview
processing pipeline, and a measurement and control
logic block (the camera controller). Below is a brief
overview of the architecture.
Sensor Core
alone sensor and includes a number of features specif-
ically targeting the mobile market. Of primary interest
is support for preview/viewfinding with hardware-
accelerated switching to full resolution for snapshots.
This switch can be achieved without adversely affect-
ing exposure or color balance. This enables taking sin-
gle frame and Xenon flash snapshots while minimizing
snapshot lag. LED snapshots are discussed below; they
also benefit significantly from this feature.
Lens Shading Correction and Black
Level Conditioning
pipeline and undergoes several transformations.
Image stream processing starts with conditioning the
black level and applying a digital gain.
varying signal loss caused by the lens. The block is pro-
grammable and implements separate correction func-
tions for R,G, and B independently.
Defect Correction
lyzed for the presence of defects. A two-dimensional
digital filter calculates suitable replacement values.
Edge sensitivity minimizes false detections, helping to
preserve image sharpness.
Interpolation, Aperture, and Color
Correction
recover missing color components for each pixel fol-
lowing defect correction. Configurable aperture cor-
rection sharpens the image and to avoid amplifying
noise, can be programmed to be less aggressive in low
light conditions.
the current color correction matrix (CCM), gamma,
and color saturation corrections.
configured by the auto white balance (AWB) unit. The
gamma correction unit is fully user-programmable,
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The MT9V 112 consists of a sensor core, the color
The sensor core is taken from the MT9V012 stand-
The stream of raw data from the sensor enters the
The lens shading block compensates for spatially
Following lens correction, the data stream is ana-
The Bayer pixel pattern data is interpolated to
The resulting interpolated RGB data passes through
The CCM can be manually loaded or dynamically
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SOC VGA DIGITAL IMAGE SENSOR
and color saturation adjustments can be made both by
the user and the auto exposure unit (for dynamic satu-
ration reduction in high or low lighting situations).
Resize
through digitally filtered sub-sampling. Output resolu-
tions include, but are not limited to, VGA, QV GA, CIF ,
and QCIF . When the output resolution is smaller than
the sensor-generated image, smooth, continuous
zoom and pan become available. The user simply
defines the zoom window, pan offset, and output reso-
lution, and the resizer calculates all other parameters
for the resize function.
Camera Control
image brightness and color statistics. Two units use
these measurements to adjust the sensor and color-
pipe settings. The auto exposure unit adjusts gain and
shutter-width to maintain a user-defined luma target.
The image measurement region can be modified to
permit, for example, back light compensation. The
user can also control the speed and sensitivity of the
algorithm from highly responsive (for LED flash and
viewfinding) to somewhat dampened (for video).
Finally, the unit can detect 50Hz or 60Hz rolling flicker
bars (due to ambient illumination) and adjusts expo-
sure appropriately to eliminate this adverse effect on
image quality.
compensate for the effects of changing scene illumina-
tion on the quality of the color rendition. The user has
control over the region of the scene to be analyzed as
well as the responsivity of the algorithm to illuminant
changes.
Camera Interface and Test Patterns
ITU-R BT .656 stream, an RGB stream, or as processed
or unprocessed Bayer data. The ITU-R BT .656 stream
contains Y CbCr 4:2:2 data with optional embedded
synchronization codes. This output is typically suit-
able for subsequent display by standard (progressive
scan) video equipment, or JPEG/MPEG compression.
RGB functionality provides support for LCD devices.
RGB (RGB565), 15-bit RGB (RGB555), and two types of
12-bit RGB (RGB444). The user can configure internal
registers to swap odd and even bytes, chrominance
channels, and luminance and chrominance compo-
nents to ease interfacing to application processors.
The IFP can resize to virtually any output resolution
The camera controller continuously accumulates
The AWB module adjusts gains and the CCM to
The MT9V112 outputs process video as a standard
The MT9V 112 can be configured to output 16-bit
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