大神们一起来讨论下：CC3200上打算接摄像头、SD卡、WIFI也必须用，这样会产生引脚冲突怎么解决？
C3200上接摄像头，再接SD卡的话，采用SDHost方式时CMD（pXCLK）引脚冲突了；如果采用SPI模块方式，MOSI引脚就冲突，要么占用了32.768的时钟引脚，要么占用摄像头的pDATA10。大神们来讨论下，谢谢！
你是用SD卡存摄像头的视频吗？
http://www.docin.com/p-1436354793.html
看这个参考，两者不冲突。
谢谢！是安排存储些图片或者视频的。
SD_SMD和Camera_pXCLK共用硬件引脚，软件使用时不影响就好。
可以参考http://www.ti.com/tool/TIDC-CC3200CAMBOOST 有详细的设计文件
你好，想问个问题，对于接sensor有点迷糊，CC3200是直接连OV3660的吗？还是中间要接ISP处理芯片的？还有这个功耗能做到多少？
参考最新的TI 设计 SimpleLink™ CC3200-OV788 Video/Audio Streaming Over Wi-Fi Reference Design
http://www.ti.com/tool/TIDC-CC3200-VIDEO
Description
The design enables OV788 ultra-low power video compression chip users to bring live streaming capabilities of audio and video data over Wi-Fi® very easily. It showcases a single chip implementation of RTP video streaming + Wi-Fi connection on the SimpleLink™ CC3200 Wi-Fi wireless micro-controller over 802.11 b/g/n networks from any smart phone, tablet, or computer over local network. This design implementation is well suited with a wide range of Internet of Things (IoT) applications such as battery operated intrusion cameras, door locks, video doorbells and 360-degree multi-cameras in smart homes taking advantage of easy commissioning to a Wi-Fi network and advanced low-power modes from the CC3200 Internet-on-a-chip™ solution.
Features
- Supports Capture and streaming of: Video - 720p @ 15FPS
- Supports Capture and streaming of: Audio – PCM, 16bps @ 11025Hz
- Supports RTP/RTSP protocols
- SimpleLink™ Wi-Fi solution over 802.11 b/g/n networks
Features • Supports capture and streaming of: – Video – 720p at 15FPS – Audio – PCM, 16 bps at 11025 Hz • Supports RTP/RTSP protocols – Compatible with media players supporting these protocols • SimpleLink™ Wi-Fi connectivity over 802.11 b/g/n networks from any smart phone, tablet, or computer over local network • Built-in provisioning for easy commissioning of the device to a Wi-Fi network • Advanced low-power modes Applications • Wireless Video Doorbells • Home and Baby Monitoring • Remote Surveillance • Wireless Announcement Systems