2022-09-04 11:38 PM
HI there
my pervious post explains the issue https://community.st.com/s/question/0D53W00001lTyoOSAS/read-parallel-cmos-adc-using-nucleoh743zi2
after a bit of research I found that I can use the DCMI(digital camera interface) as an input to the ADC because it allow faster sampling speeds, starting by setting the DCMI in salve 8 bit embedded synchro mode which sets the dcmi pins 8 data bins(DCMI_D[0-7]), 1 clock pin (DCMI_PIXCLK) and ignores the [HSYNC&VSYNC] clocks. I wrote this code but its not working can you help me out with it plz
2022-09-05 06:58 AM
Hi @AElta.1 ,
Try to verify if the camera module used in this application supports the embedded synchronization.
Because some camera modules support the two types of synchronization, while others support either the hardware or the embedded synchronization.
Also, I advise you to take a look at this Application note AN5020 “Digital camera interface (DCMI) for STM32 MCUs�? may help you in your implementation.
Kaouthar
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2022-09-05 10:17 AM
>>Try to verify if the camera module used in this application supports the embedded synchronization.
Not using a CAMERA
The DCMI in this context is being as a fast, synchronous, means of in-boarding parallel data, in a continuous stream.
Might need CPLD/FGPA glue logic to create data, and timing information in a suitable manner.
2022-09-06 08:20 AM
yes Tesla, I have the board I mentioned in my previous post https://community.st.com/s/question/0D53W00001lTyoOSAS/read-parallel-cmos-adc-using-nucleoh743zi2
I just can not make my code to work because I am new to stm32 can you help me out with it ?