Generally, you can roughly calculate as like below, you can consult to the sensor vendor for the accurately formula.
Pix_clk = FrameRateFrameLengthLineLength
Generally, you can roughly calculate as like below, you can consult to the sensor vendor for the accurately formula.
Pix_clk = FrameRateFrameLengthLineLength
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Additional note: If you want to see an X11 style modeline there is an interesting online modeline calculator here (pixel clock is part of this):
[url]http://arachnoid.com/modelines/[/url]
Modeline format explained here:
[url]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XFree86_Modeline[/url]
The FrameLength equals active_h ??? You can find the active_h at the dts file .
No, active_h should be the output size it’s different with the line length usually it is bigger than active_h
If the output of ov5693 is 1388*861@48fps ,the active_h is 800,and the active_w is 1280,the pixel format is raw8.So the line_length is 1388.
and the pix_clk_hz = 48fps8611388 ???
The “FrameLength” means how many number of lines in a frame ? not how many bytes in a line , Is it right?