Vendor: VISENGI Category: Image Conversion

Bilinear Bayer to RGB converter for Image Sensors

This hardware IP core features a high speed and quality Bilinear Bayer to RGB converter.

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Overview

This hardware IP core features a high speed and quality Bilinear Bayer to RGB converter.

Key features

  • Bilinear pixel interpolation with full border corner cases support.
  • Unlimited input image size.
  • Dual independent clock regions (input uses image sensor's clock, output may use your system clock).
  • Pipelined design to allow a one RGB pixel per cycle throughput.
  • Minimum latency (as low as two rows).
  • Smallest internal buffers (just two rows of pixels).
  • Fully parametrisable ("on the fly" settings can be changed via configuration registers):
  • Sensor's Bayer pixels' input bit width (8, 10, 12, any bits).
  • Sensor's signaling: active-high/low frame valid and line valid signals (on the fly).
  • Sensor's Bayer type: first R, first Gb, first Gr, or first B (on the fly).
  • Converter output pixel bit width: 24, 30, 36, or any bits RGB output pixels.

What’s Included?

  • Full technical support up to successful client integration
  • Documentation and design examples
  • Complete Testbench
  • Synthesis scripts and results
  • Instantation Template

Specifications

Identity

Part Number
Bayer to RGB converter
Vendor
VISENGI
Type
Silicon IP

Files

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Provider

VISENGI
HQ: Spain
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