Evaluation system for the Mira030 CMOS image sensor
General description
The JetCis evaluation system is available for the evaluation of the Mira030 0.3MP global shutter CMOS image sensor. The system permits raw image capture for a complete sensor evaluation and supports 1 or 2 MIPI CSI-2 lanes. The JetCis features an open development platform based on Linux running on a nVidia Jetson Nano embedded system. Also included is a graphical user interface offering a wide range of sensor controls such as black level correction, exposure control, HDR as well as analysis options such as histograms and line profiles.
Technical documents
| Type | Description | Language | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Quick Start Guide | JetCis Evaluation Platform | English |
Other information
| Type | Description | Language | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Image | Mira030, Mira130, Mira220 Evaluation kit image | English |
Resources
| Type | Description | Language | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Evaluation Software | Mira_EvalSW_jetcis_v3-3-0.zip SW for jetson mira eval kit | EN | ||
| Evaluation Software | Mira_EvalSW_jetcis_v3-2-3.zip software for jetson nano eval kit for mira image sensors | EN | ||
| Evaluation Software | Mira_EvalSW_jetcis_v3-2-2.zip ams software and drivers for nvidia eval kit. | EN | ||
| Evaluation Software | Mira_EvalSW_jetcis_v3-1-2.zip Mira evaluation software for jetson nano | EN | ||
| Evaluation Software | Mira_EvalSW_jetcis_v3-1-1.zip eval kit software for mira sensor on jetson nano | EN | ||
| Evaluation Software | Mira_EvalSW_jetcis_v3-0-2.zip | EN | ||
| Evaluation Software | Mira_EvalSW_jetcis_v3-0-1.zip software for nvidia based evaluation kit (jetcis) | EN |
Related products
Mira030 CMOS Image Sensor
Mira030
Mira030 is a high speed global shutter image sensor for applications that require compact solutions.
It outputs monochrome images with an effective pixel array of 1080H × 1280V, and supports complex on-chip operations such as high dynamic range (HDR) mode, external triggering, windowing, horizontal or vertical mirroring. Its maximum frame rate is 180fps at a full image resolution. On-chip registers can be accessed via the standard I²C interface