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OmniVision OV5642 Parallel Interface Fixed Focus 5MP Camera Module

TheWorld's First 1/4-inch 5-Megapixel SoC Image Sensor
with OmniBSI™ Technology

The OV5642 is the world's first 1/4-inch, 5-megapixel SoC
sensor featuring OmniVision'smost advanced 1.4micron
OmniBSI™ backside illumination architecture and TrueFocus™
ISP. It provides the full functionality of a complete camera on
a single chip, including anti-shake technology, auto focus
control,MIPI and high definition (HD) support (720p and
1080p). The OV5642 delivers best-in-class low light
sensitivity of 680mV/(lux-sec) to enable high quality
streaming video and photography available for camera phone
applications.
The low-voltage OV5642 provides full-frame, sub-sampled,
windowed or scaled 8-bit/10-bit images in various formats
over a serial camera control bus (SCCB) interface or high
speedMIPI interface. It operates at up to 15 frames per
second (fps) in full resolution with full user control over image
quality, format and image data output transfer. An integrated
JPEG compression engine simplifies data transfer for
bandwidth limited interfaces.
The OV5642 features an embeddedmicrocontroller to
support an internal auto focus engine, a programmable
general purpose I/O for external auto focus control, and an
internal anti-shake engine for image stabilization. It uses
proprietary sensor technology to improve image quality by
reducing or eliminating common lighting and/or electrical
sources of image contamination to produce a clean, fully
stable, color image. All required image processing functions,
including exposure control, white balance, defective pixel
canceling and noise cancelling are programmable through the
SCCB interface,MIPI interface or the integrated
microcontroller.
The OV5642 offers bridging and daisy chain support, which
allows secondary cameras to share the use of its TrueFocus
ISP via the DVP, while providing continued output through the
MIPI interface