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ADV7282A-M NTSC/PAL Video Decoder Progressive MIPI-CSI Image Output

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The user is experiencing a double image issue with an interlaced video output from a non-Analog Devices decoder IC connected to an STM32N6 MCU via MIPI-CSI. The final answer confirms that the ADV7282A-M IC can provide a single progressive image directly when deinterlacing is enabled. The accompanying answer suggests checking the input signal for reflections and ensuring the layout and impedance are correct, as well as verifying the XTAL clock frequency (28.63636 MHz).
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Category: Datasheet/Specs
Product Number: ADV7282A-M, ADV7282A
Hello,
In our HMI project we are using STM32N6 series MCU.
Currently as a NTSC/PAL decoder we are using different manufacturer's IC.
Decoder IC and MCU connected via MIPI-CSI interface.
We have double image problem that which probably caused from interlaced video output.
The displayed image is shown in below.
Our display resolution is 800x480.
Since we do not want to deinterlace the video signal on MCU side I have found your Video Decoder IC.
So, if we use ADV7282A-M to monitor NTSC/PAL camera outputs can we get directly single(progressive) image with MIPI-CSI interface?
Best regards,
Egemen Aksoy
  • Hi,

    Please make sure whether you have converted to progressive before you displaying the output.

    If your input is interlaced video, without conversation if you displaying an interlace video into an progressive sink, you will get a double image.

    And also check your schematic with reference.

    Also make sure the input does not have reflections.  Reflections can be caused by layout and impedance mis-matches.

     Please look at here https://www.linuxtv.org/downloads/legacy/video4linux/API/V4L2_API/spec-single/v4l2.html#field-order

      Note: Due to impedence mis-match in video path may cause the shadowing/Ghosting of image. Check the layout to make sure the 75 Ohm resistor is very close to the connector and the ADV7282 is very close to the 75 Ohm resistor. Check the board impedance is correct.  Also verify the connect/source path is 75 Ohm compliant.
    Ghosting of this type is almost always in the analog domain.  Usually caused by impedance mis-match in the analog path. The cable will be 75 Ohms while the board will be 50 Ohms.  This mis-match causes reflections exhibiting ghosting in the video.

    Also ensure with XTAL clock - 28.63636 MHz

    Thanks,

    Poornima

  • Hello,

    Currently we are not using ADV7282A-M in our hardware.

    Current hardware includes other manufacturer video decoder which give interlaced output.

    We do not want to deinterlace the video on MCU or MPU side.

    So if we use ADV7282A-M that according to the datasheet the IC has integrated deinterlacing, can we get single (progressive) image directly?

    Best regards,

  • Hi,

    If we use ADV7282A-M that according to the datasheet the IC has integrated deinterlacing, can we get single (progressive) image directly?

           Yes it can give single progressive image after enabling deinterlacing. Please refer below snap to enable I2P in ADV7282-M.

    Thanks,

    Poornima