Hi, I have just started to do a similiar project. But it is much simpler than
yours. The first thing I should do is to connect a camera module to the
peripherals expansion connector on my DSK. But I have not a camera module which
can be connected to the peripherals expansion connector directly. I guess an
adapter is nedded. I have searched related information for days but got
nothing.
So, could you give me some hints on how can I connect the camera module to the
peripherals expansion connector on my DSK?
Regards
> Hi all,
>I have a few important questions about the use of the C6000 DSP Kits
>for my senior design project.
>
>I am currently doing a project that involves image processing using
>a 50fps (frames per sec) CMOS camera module.
>
>The camera uses an I2C interface to change light, shutter speed,
>Output format, frame rate etc
>So we are currently performing algorithms such as edge detection and
>threshold detection on our images which are 160 x 120 in resolution.
>
>Our current preferred format is YUV, with 16 bit encoding.
>
>Can you please tell me if the C6173 DSK will be enough with its
>256KB on board mem, and 16MB external mem to performing processing
>on the frames.
>Each frame = 160x140x16bit = 43.75KB
>Each second therefore = 43.75KB * 50 frames ~ 2.14MB/sec output rate
>
>We will need to store a few seconds of data, and therefore require
>atleast 10MB to store our data that needs to be processed in real
>time
>Since the processing is quite intensive, we are assuming that we
>will need over 150MHz of processing power (not too sure yet about
>the flops required since we have not been able to calculate the
>machine cycles taken by certain Matlab Code..any ideas about how to
>do that)
>
>Anyways, after all that, I want to know if any of you have done such
>projects, and if the C6713 board can handle such a high processing
>rate.
>Since the DM642 is very expensive, we want to stick to a DSK for
>testing, but if thats not good enough then I guess we have to
>somehow purchase the DM642 board.
>
>Any other ideas or choices of boards I should be looking at.
>Any kind of help or ideas would be great.
>
>Thank you all
>Varun D
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
Re: C6713 vs. DM642- Urgent - Image Processing Application
Started by ●October 22, 2007
Reply by ●October 23, 20072007-10-23
hoorandy,
On 10/22/07, h...@gmail.com wrote:
> Hi, I have just started to do a similiar project. But it is much simpler than yours. The first thing I should do is to connect a camera module to the peripherals expansion connector on my DSK. But I have not a camera module which can be connected to the peripherals expansion connector directly. I guess an adapter is nedded. I have searched related information for days but got nothing.
>
> So, could you give me some hints on how can I connect the camera module to the peripherals expansion connector on my DSK?
What are the constraints on your camera module??
Do you have a specific module that you must use??
What interface choice[s] do you have??
This would make the question much easier to answer.
mikedunn
>
> Regards
>
> > Hi all,
> >I have a few important questions about the use of the C6000 DSP Kits
> >for my senior design project.
> >
> >I am currently doing a project that involves image processing using
> >a 50fps (frames per sec) CMOS camera module.
> >
> >The camera uses an I2C interface to change light, shutter speed,
> >Output format, frame rate etc
> >So we are currently performing algorithms such as edge detection and
> >threshold detection on our images which are 160 x 120 in resolution.
> >
> >Our current preferred format is YUV, with 16 bit encoding.
> >
> >Can you please tell me if the C6173 DSK will be enough with its
> >256KB on board mem, and 16MB external mem to performing processing
> >on the frames.
> >Each frame = 160x140x16bit = 43.75KB
> >Each second therefore = 43.75KB * 50 frames ~ 2.14MB/sec output rate
> >
> >We will need to store a few seconds of data, and therefore require
> >atleast 10MB to store our data that needs to be processed in real
> >time
> >Since the processing is quite intensive, we are assuming that we
> >will need over 150MHz of processing power (not too sure yet about
> >the flops required since we have not been able to calculate the
> >machine cycles taken by certain Matlab Code..any ideas about how to
> >do that)
> >
> >Anyways, after all that, I want to know if any of you have done such
> >projects, and if the C6713 board can handle such a high processing
> >rate.
> >Since the DM642 is very expensive, we want to stick to a DSK for
> >testing, but if thats not good enough then I guess we have to
> >somehow purchase the DM642 board.
> >
> >Any other ideas or choices of boards I should be looking at.
> >Any kind of help or ideas would be great.
> >
> >Thank you all
> >Varun D
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
On 10/22/07, h...@gmail.com wrote:
> Hi, I have just started to do a similiar project. But it is much simpler than yours. The first thing I should do is to connect a camera module to the peripherals expansion connector on my DSK. But I have not a camera module which can be connected to the peripherals expansion connector directly. I guess an adapter is nedded. I have searched related information for days but got nothing.
>
> So, could you give me some hints on how can I connect the camera module to the peripherals expansion connector on my DSK?
What are the constraints on your camera module??
Do you have a specific module that you must use??
What interface choice[s] do you have??
This would make the question much easier to answer.
mikedunn
>
> Regards
>
> > Hi all,
> >I have a few important questions about the use of the C6000 DSP Kits
> >for my senior design project.
> >
> >I am currently doing a project that involves image processing using
> >a 50fps (frames per sec) CMOS camera module.
> >
> >The camera uses an I2C interface to change light, shutter speed,
> >Output format, frame rate etc
> >So we are currently performing algorithms such as edge detection and
> >threshold detection on our images which are 160 x 120 in resolution.
> >
> >Our current preferred format is YUV, with 16 bit encoding.
> >
> >Can you please tell me if the C6173 DSK will be enough with its
> >256KB on board mem, and 16MB external mem to performing processing
> >on the frames.
> >Each frame = 160x140x16bit = 43.75KB
> >Each second therefore = 43.75KB * 50 frames ~ 2.14MB/sec output rate
> >
> >We will need to store a few seconds of data, and therefore require
> >atleast 10MB to store our data that needs to be processed in real
> >time
> >Since the processing is quite intensive, we are assuming that we
> >will need over 150MHz of processing power (not too sure yet about
> >the flops required since we have not been able to calculate the
> >machine cycles taken by certain Matlab Code..any ideas about how to
> >do that)
> >
> >Anyways, after all that, I want to know if any of you have done such
> >projects, and if the C6713 board can handle such a high processing
> >rate.
> >Since the DM642 is very expensive, we want to stick to a DSK for
> >testing, but if thats not good enough then I guess we have to
> >somehow purchase the DM642 board.
> >
> >Any other ideas or choices of boards I should be looking at.
> >Any kind of help or ideas would be great.
> >
> >Thank you all
> >Varun D
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
