Image Signal Processor IP Core
This is an IP core for the ISP (Image Signal Processor) that processes image data input from the image sensor.
Overview
This is an IP core for the ISP (Image Signal Processor) that processes image data input from the image sensor.
Key features
- Compatible with Bayer filters on image sensors
- Implementable on both ASIC and FPGA
- Input/output I/F conforms to AMBA
- Maximum image size: 4K x 2K pixels
- Supports RGB, YCbCr formats (No sensor correction)
- Equipped with the following functions
- Sensor correction:Black level correction , Demosaic , Color correction
- Automatic correction:AWB(Auto White Balance) , AE (Auto Exposure)
- Image correction: Tone curve correction, Gamma correction Color space conversion
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Frequently asked questions about ISP Image Signal Processor IP
What is Image Signal Processor IP Core?
Image Signal Processor IP Core is a ISP Image Signal Processor IP core from Shikino High-Tech CO.,LTD listed on Semi IP Hub.
How should engineers evaluate this ISP Image Signal Processor?
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