GMSL Camera Archives - e-con Systems

Overview of GMSL2 Technology in Automotive Camera Systems

Prabu KumarJuly 19, 20240

GMSL2 (Gigabit Multimedia Serial Link 2) is the second generation of GMSL, a popular interface used in embedded vision for high-bandwidth long-distance transmission. In this blog, we will explore the automotive applications of GMSL2, such as ADAS systems.

What are SerDes cameras? Where are they used in embedded vision?

Prabu KumarNovember 27, 20230

The SerDes technique has been revolutionary in terms of improving the quality of image transfer in camera-enabled embedded systems. But what are SerDes cameras? What is their working principle? Where are they used? Get answers to all these in this blog post.

GMSL2 cameras vs. FPD-Link III cameras – a detailed study

Prabu KumarOctober 12, 20230

GMSL2 and FPD-Link III are two of the most popular camera interfaces used for high-bandwidth long-distance transmission. In this article, do an in-depth comparison of all their features, camera architecture, performance, and applications.

How to integrate e-con Systems’ GMSL cameras with different host processors

Vinoth RajagopalanSeptember 11, 20240

If the camera driver is not available for a camera module to be readily integrated with a processor, certain configurations have to be done. In this article, learn the steps involved in integrating e-con’s GMSL cameras with any processing platform.

Why are GMSL cameras becoming popular – and what are their industrial use cases?

Gomathi SankarNovember 6, 20240

GMSL cameras come with long-distance support while still maintaining low latency, which is crucial for many industrial applications. Find out the advantages of GMSL cameras, and some of their most popular industrial use cases.

GMSL Camera over MIPI Camera

Prabu KumarSeptember 20, 20240

GMSL is a high-speed serial interface used in automotive video applications, robotic devices, agricultural vehicles, etc. It is a SerDes technique that enables long-distance transmission. Compared to MIPI - one of the most popular camera interfaces, how does it fare? Find out!