DVP
A parallel digital-video path with product-specific timing and signal definitions.
What it means
DVP commonly refers to a parallel camera video interface. The camera provides image data with timing signals that the host must interpret correctly.
Data width, signal voltage, pixel clock, synchronisation and row layout depend on the particular implementation. A generic DVP label does not define all of these details.
In practice
Match the receiver to the delivered timing document, including any extra data rows and the specified I/O voltage.
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Sources & further reading
Concept explanations are general. Use the matching product, lens, interface board and firmware documentation for the delivered configuration.



























