
DVP/MIPI Dual-Lens Recognition Camera
GC2053 Color + GC2145
- Interface
- MIPI / DVP
- Resolution
- 2 MP
- Field of view
- 65°
- Output frame rate
- —
Start with the interface, imaging task and installation constraints. GMSL and MIPI describe interface choices; stereo and low-light describe imaging requirements. A project may use more than one of these categories.

Compare interfaces, resolution and field of view, then discuss optics, mechanics and image tuning.
24 configurations

DVP/MIPI Dual-Lens Recognition Camera

MIPI Dash Cam Camera

Indoor Surveillance Camera

MIPI Dual-Lens Camera

MIPI Camera

Compact MIPI Camera

USB 3.0 Camera

USB 3.0 Global-Shutter Camera

Dual-Lens USB Camera

Compact USB Camera

Compact USB Camera

High-Resolution USB Camera

Left / Right Camera

Dash Cam Rear Camera

In-Car Rear-View Camera

Motorcycle Dash Cam Camera

Surround-View Camera

IR-CUT Camera

GMSL Camera

GMSL-2 Rear-View Camera

Action Camera Module

Dual-Lens Depth Camera

Drone Zoom Camera

Ethernet Camera
No matching configurations
Configurations are identified by chipset. — means not specified in the profile. Confirm the FOV axis, lens options and output mode during selection.
For projects with cameras mounted away from the host. Review the link devices, cabling, power arrangement and camera connections.
For embedded board integration. Review pin assignments, the CSI interface, available space and sensor driver requirements.
Define the baseline, field of view and synchronization for two-camera capture, along with responsibilities for calibration and processing.
Use the lighting and motion in your application to define the lens, exposure, gain and image evaluation conditions.