Advanced Image Sensor Interface v1.0.1 Release Notes
We're excited to announce the release of version 1.0.1 of the Advanced Image Sensor Interface library, providing a high-performance interface for next-generation camera modules.
Overview
This release focuses on improving stability, adding comprehensive test coverage, and enhancing type checking across the codebase. We've fixed several key issues in the MIPI driver, signal processing pipeline, and power management components.
Key Improvements
Enhanced Testing and Type Safety
- Comprehensive testing: Added 67+ unit tests covering all components
- Type checking: Added support for both MyPy and Pyright static type checking
- Testing guide: Created detailed documentation on testing best practices
- Test fixtures: Improved separation of test fixtures for better stability
Performance and Reliability
- MIPI driver: Enhanced performance optimization with more robust and deterministic testing
- Signal processing: Improved noise reduction implementation and restructured processing pipeline
- Power management: Fixed validation for configuration parameters and voltage stability issues
Documentation and Quality
- API references: Enhanced documentation with detailed API references
- Code quality: Improved overall quality and reliability of the codebase
- Error handling: Added more robust error handling across all components
Compatibility
- Python support: Compatible with Python 3.9, 3.10, 3.11 and 3.12
- Updated dependencies: Addressed security vulnerabilities in dependencies
Documentation
Comprehensive documentation is available at:
https://advanced-image-sensor-interface.readthedocs.io/
Getting Started
from advanced_image_sensor_interface import MIPIDriver, SignalProcessor
# Initialize driver
driver = MIPIDriver(lane_count=4, data_rate=1000)
# Configure signal processing
processor = SignalProcessor()
processor.configure(bit_depth=10, enable_noise_reduction=True)
# Process sensor data
raw_data = driver.receive_data(2048)
processed_frame = processor.process_frame(raw_data)