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Figure 6-82. Camera ISP CCDC A-Law Table
Line-Output Control
NOTE:
Line-output control can be used with YUV data.
The CCDC final stage is line-output control, which controls how the input sensor lines are written to
memory. The value of
[31:0] ADDR defines the starting address where the frame
should be written in memory. The value of
[15:0] LNOFST defines the distance
between two lines for each output line to memory. The starting address and line-offset values should be
aligned to 32-byte boundaries; that is, either 16 or 32 pixels, depending on the
[11]
PACK8 setting. Register
can be used to define additional offsets, depending on the field
ID and even/odd line numbers. This provides a means to deinterlace an interlaced 2-field input and to
invert an input image vertically. See
Table 6-37. Camera ISP CCDC CCDC_SDOFST Description
Register
Description
[14] FIINV
Invert interpretation of the field ID signal
[13:12] FOFST
Offset, in lines, of field = 1
[11:9] LOFTS0
Offset, in lines, between even lines on even fields (field 0)
[8:6] LOFTS1
Offset, in lines, between odd lines on even fields (field 0)
[5:3] LOFTS2
Offset, in lines, between even lines on odd fields (field 1)
[2:0] LOFTS3
Offset, in lines, between odd lines on odd fields (field 1)
Line Output Control: 2D Addressing Example
The CCDC memory port can be configured to write a subimage into a bigger image buffer. This feature is
useful for overlaying a video preview flow with the rest of the display. To use this feature, the
[31:0] ADDR register points to the first pixel to write and the
[13:12]
FOFST is set to the size of one line of the destination buffer.
NOTE:
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This mode can be used only when the source and destination buffers use the same
image format.
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2D addressing is also supported by other camera ISP modules.
Line-Output Control: Examples
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Camera Image Signal Processor
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