PixelMate™ (C)#
MIPI CSI-2 (4-Lane) Pinout & Signal Assignments#
This pinout scheme applies to all sensors that natively output image data according to the MIPI CSI-2 standard. As by the definition in the MIPI standard, this layout provides 1x4 or 2x2 data lanes on the connector.
## Pinout Legend | Signal Categories
⚡ Common Voltages - Standard power levels used across all configurations.
🔋 Sensor-Specific Voltages - Voltage levels specific to the image sensor.
📶 Sensor Signals - Communication and control signals for the sensor.
⏰ Driving Clocks - Reference clocks for timing and synchronization.
🔗 Data Lines - High-speed lanes for transmitting image data.
🚫 Reserved / Secondary Signals - Unused or secondary signal paths.
Pin# |
Signal |
Pin# |
Signal |
|---|---|---|---|
1 |
⚡ 3V8 |
2 |
⚡ 1V8 |
3 |
⚡ 3V8 |
4 |
⚡ 1V8 |
5 |
🔋 V_ANA |
6 |
🔋 V_DIG |
7 |
🔋 V_ANA |
8 |
🔋 V_DIG |
9 |
📶 V_IF |
10 |
📶 V_AUX |
11 |
🚫 GND |
12 |
🚫 GND |
13 |
🚫 GND |
14 |
🚫 GND |
15 |
📶 RST_0 |
16 |
📶 RST_1 |
17 |
📶 SPI_MISO |
18 |
📶 SPI_MOSI |
19 |
📶 XMASTER0 |
20 |
📶 XMASTER1 |
21 |
📶 I2C_0_SCL |
22 |
📶 I2C_1_SCL |
23 |
📶 SPI_CS |
24 |
📶 SPI_SCK |
25 |
📶 XVS0 |
26 |
📶 XVS1 |
27 |
📶 I2C_0_SDA |
28 |
📶 I2C_1_SDA |
29 |
📶 XHS0 |
30 |
📶 XHS1 |
31 |
📶 XTRIG0 |
32 |
📶 XTRIG1 / FSTROBE |
33 |
📶 PW_EN_0 |
34 |
📶 PW_EN_1 |
35 |
📶 SLAMODE1 |
36 |
📶 SLAMODE2 |
37 |
🚫 GND |
38 |
🚫 GND |
39 |
⏰ INCK |
40 |
⏰ GPIO4 (MCLK2) |
41 |
⏰ MCLK_1 |
42 |
⏰ GPIO5 (MCLK3) |
43 |
🚫 GND |
44 |
🚫 GND |
45 |
⏰ D_CLK_1_P |
46 |
🔗 D_DATA_3_P |
47 |
⏰ D_CLK_1_N |
48 |
🔗 D_DATA_3_N |
49 |
🚫 GND |
50 |
🚫 GND |
51 |
🔗 D_DATA_0_N |
52 |
🔗 D_DATA_1_N |
53 |
🔗 D_DATA_0_P |
54 |
🔗 D_DATA_1_P |
55 |
🚫 GND |
56 |
🚫 GND |
57 |
🔗 D_DATA_2_P |
58 |
⏰ D_CLK_0_P |
59 |
🔗 D_DATA_2_N |
60 |
⏰ D_CLK_0_N |
Table 1: PixelMate™ (C) Pinout | MIPI CSI-2 (4-Lane) Signal Mapping
The table above shows the position of each signal on the 60-pin connector in case the image sensor provides it. For further details, please refer to the image sensor Datasheet.
Note: The table shows the general signal assignment that applies to all connections using PixelMate™ (C). The signals that are eventually available depend on image sensor and adapter configuration. Please use the FSM Connector Pinout from the individual FSM datasheet as reference for the available signals.