Electronic – TC358743XBG HDMI to CSI-2 Board

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I've got a project in which I have video output from a camera which I can have in either video out or HDMI out. This signal, then, is to be sent to a Raspberry Pi to be used in a computer vision application. The Raspberry Pi can process video through MIPI/CSI-2 or through USB as a standard webcam. I have looked at HDMI to MIPI/CSI-2 conversion boards, and they can run pretty expensive. I think this is because of low demand. At the core of these conversion boards is a TC358743XBG chip from Toshiba.

My question is

a) How feasible is it for me (I have soldering experience) to make my own conversion board (purely from a hardware perspective- I'll worry about drivers later)?

Would it be possible to adapt this project to suit my needs?

b) Might there be a better way?

Best Answer

TC358743 comes with BGA package. So hand soldering will not be possible. This can only be assembled with Re-flow process.

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