Need help with the system level design of a camera module
Need help with the system level design of a camera module
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I'm trying to come up with a system level design using a camera module found in cell phones and I have run into some trouble. Basically, I need help with the system level design where I can control the basic functions of the camera module using simple switches through an i2c system without having to resort to using a big microprocessor or a lot of code. I just want to control the functions of the camera (like focus, zoom, etc) with pushbutton switches, but the camera module uses i2c as an interface, and the data-sheet says is should be connected to a baseband processor which is overkill for what I want. I'm kinda new to this and any help would be great.
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RE: Need help with the system level design of a camera module
you cannot create I2C signals with simple push buttons. A micro-controller is a must here.
However, don't be afraid. Micros are not that complicated devices.
Cheers
Yeasir Rahul
http://www.voltsmith.com
RE: Need help with the system level design of a camera module
Thanks
Dan
RE: Need help with the system level design of a camera module
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I'll check them out!
RE: Need help with the system level design of a camera module
This particular one snaps onto a 9 volt battery. You can twiddle the pins via BASIC which is very easy stuff. You could put your buttons on the proto area then program to read a button push and send the command string to the camera module.
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Keith Cress
Flamin Systems, Inc.- http://www.flaminsystems.com
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RE: Need help with the system level design of a camera module
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with some pushbutton-switches. The data-sheet says it is controlled by i2c signals, but I just need an easy way to go from switches to i2c.