RidgeRun Linux Camera Drivers - Tested Camera Sensors

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RidgeRun Linux Camera Drivers

Table of Contents [Sticky]

• Introduction
  • An Introduction to Linux Camera Drivers
  • Popular Camera Sensors
  • RidgeRun Driver Development Services
• Available Camera Drivers
  • List of Tested Camera Sensors
  • Custom Driver Development
  • Supported Platforms
• Examples
  • Case Studies
  • Jetson
    • Jetson Capture SubSystem
    • Argus Examples
    • OpenCV Examples
    • GStreamer Examples
    • RidgeRun Product Use Cases
  • i.MX8
    • i.MX8 Capture SubSystem
    • OpenCV Examples
    • GStreamer Examples
    • RidgeRun Product Use Cases
  • RB5
    • RB5 Capture SubSystem
    • OpenCV Examples
    • GStreamer Examples
    • RidgeRun Product Use Cases
• Expert Camera Driver Services
  • Services Provided
  • Driver Delivery
  • Client Requirements
• Understanding Camera Drivers and V4L2 Controls
  • What is a driver?
  • Understanding Camera Drivers and Interfaces
  • Exploring V4L2 Controls
• Contact Us
• Sponsor your Favorite Feature

V4L2 drivers for the capture chips

Please note, if the driver that you are looking for is not in the list, we can create it for you. It is how all the drivers mentioned below started. Just contact us with the details about the driver that you need or send an email to support@ridgerun.com

This list includes some of the chips that have been tested already. See also Jetson ISP Tuning

Thermal Cameras

RidgeRun has experience creating V4L2 Drivers for:

• FLIR Tau640
• FLIR Tau320

Serializer / Deserializer

• MAX96709/MAX96706 - GMSL1
• MAX96705/MAX9286 - GMSL1
• GMSL2
• GMSL MAX9288

Interface Bridge

• TC358840
• TC358743
• TC358746
• TC358748
• TW6869
• Lontium LT9211
• GS2971

FPGA

• V4L2 FPGA driver (Xilinx compatible)

Audio

• MAX98357A-ASoC

Color & Monochrome

• AR0820
• OV10640 and OV490
• OV10635
• OmniVision OV5647 (Jetson TX1)
• OmniVision OV5647 (Jetson TX2 - Auvidea J120)
• OmniVision OV5647 (Jetson Nano)
• OV5670
• Galileo2 TCM8647MD
• IMX214
• IMX219
• IMX230
• IMX390
• IMX258
• IMX264
• IMX274
• IMX283
• IMX290
• IMX296
• IMX298
• IMX327
• IMX334
• IMX344
• IMX377
• IMX385
• IMX397
• IMX477
• IMX568
• IMX708
• MT9M021 + Toshiba TC358746
• ON Semi AR0144
• OS08A10
• ON Semi AR1335
• AR0231 (Sekonix Camera)
• ON Semi AP1302
• ON Semi AR1335
• ON Semi AR1820
• ON Semi ARX3A0
• OV24A10
• MT9V024
• OV7251
• OmniVision OVM6211
• OmniVision OV24A1B
• OmniVision OV4689
• AR0234
• OV4689
• AMS Mira130 : 1.3MP GS CMOS image sensor with NIR-enhanced performance

Radars

• AWR2243

V4L2 drivers for display chips

• ADV7535

What if my driver is not on the list?

If you need a driver that is not listed above, we can develop a custom driver for your specific requirements. For more details on this service and our hiring process, please refer to the next section.

ISP calibration

RidgeRun will utilize the default ISP calibration. However, once the driver is implemented, you may need to create a custom ISP calibration file for your sensor if you plan to use the built-in ISP. Access to ISP calibration tools is typically limited to specific partners or ODMs, so companies like D3 engineering and Leopard Imaging can assist in creating this file if the default settings don't achieve the desired image quality.

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