JAI CV-A1-20 operation manual Pulse Width Control Mode, Pulse Width Control trigger mode

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CV-A1-20

6.6. Pulse Width Control Mode

In this mode the exposure starts from the leading edge of the trigger pulse. It stops at the trailing edge of the trigger pulse, and the resulting video is read out. The accumulation can be either H synchronous or H asynchronous. HC=0 or HC=1. In H synchronous mode the accumulation starts at the first HD pulse after the leading edge of the trigger. It can result in <1H jitter if the trigger is not synchronized to H. In H asynchronous mode the accumulation starts immediately after the leading edge of the trigger. (The internal H is not reset.)

This mode will operate with full and partial scanning and with all binning modes. Partial scanning together with binning will work, but it is not described, and no timing diagrams are documented. An EEN pulse will indicate the active accumulation time, and a WEN pulse indicates that the resulting video is being read out.

To use this mode:

 

 

Set function:

Trigger mode “Pulse Width Controlled”

TR = 2

 

“H accumulation”

HC=0 or HC=1

 

Polarity and other functions

 

Input:

Ext. trigger to pin 5 on 6 pin connector (or pin 11 on 12-pin connector).

 

Ext. HD to pin 6 on12-pin connector. (If used).

 

Important notes on using this mode.

With HC=0 the start of exposure will start synchronized to the internal H signal. The start may be shifted max 1H. To avoid this shift (1 H jitter), synchronize the camera to an external HD and make sure that the trigger pulse aligns to the HD as shown in fig. 17. With HC=1 the exposure will start immediately. Refer to fig. 18 and fig. 19.

The duration of the trigger can be >1H to <2000H.

A new trigger must not be applied before WEN is high.

In trigger modes there are no continuous VD out, only after each trigger input.

1H = 83.6 s

No equalize and serration pulses.

Table showing the figures for the different modes.

 

A

B

C

D

E

Max frame rate

Remarks

Scan mode

 

 

CCD array line #

Effective video

 

fps

 

Full

10H

14H

4 to 1038

1035H

18H

11

 

1/2 Partial

17H

33H

271 to 783

513H

25H

20

 

1/3 Partial

17H

33H

357 to 697

341H

25H

28

 

1/6 Partial

17H

33H

442 to 612

171H

25H

46

 

H binning

10H

14H

4 to 1038

1035H

18H

11

 

V binning

10H

14H

18 to 1019

501H

18H

22

 

V+H binning

10H

14H

18 to 1019

501H

18H

22

 

Fig. 21. Pulse Width Control trigger mode

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Contents CV-A1-20 CV-A1-20 Table of ContentsGeneral Standard Composition Main FeaturesLocations and Functions Pin Multi-connector Trigger Pin Multi-connector DC-IN/VIDEO OUT, EXT.HD/VDPin Assignment Video output Input and Output CircuitsTrigger input HD and VD inputFunctions and Operations CV-A1 Block DiagramBasic functions PWC H synchronous accumulation PWC asynchronous accumulation Ext. HD and ext. VD phase conditions Input-output of HD/VD SignalsContinuous Operation Non triggered Edge Pre-select Mode.TR=1 External Trigger ModesTable showing the figures for the different modes Edge Pre-select ModePulse Width Control trigger mode Pulse Width Control ModeFrame Delay read out mode Frame-delay read out ModeLong time exposure Long Time Exposure ModeStart/Stop mode Start/Stop ModeSmearless Mode Smearless ModeOther Functions Configuring the CameraRS-232C control Timing and shutter related commands CV-A1-20 RS-232C command listCamera Control Tool for CV-A1-20 Internal Switch and Jumper Settings External Appearance and DimensionsSpectral Sensitivity SpecificationsTypical CCD Characteristics PrecautionsAppendix Declaration of Conformity Users Record