Partial Scan—Window ROI
Partial Scan (vertical cropping)
The Partial Scan mode, also know as vertical cropping, reduces the number of video lines grabbed for a frame. By not scanning the full vertical area of the sensor, the maximum possible acquisition frame rate is proportionately increased (as an extreme example, the M640 scanning a one line frame, exposed around 589fps).
Scan Start Offset
Partial Image Scan
Scan Line Count
Partial Scan Illustration
Maximum Frame Rate Examples
Vertical Lines | M640 | M1024 | M1400 |
Acquired | Maximum | Maximum | Maximum |
| Frame Rate | Frame Rate | Frame Rate |
1024 | 15 fps | ||
768 | 20 fps | 20 fps | |
512 | 28 fps | 27 fps | |
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480 | 64 fps | 30 fps | 28 fps |
240 | 115 fps | 50 fps | 42 fps |
120 | 194 fps | 74 fps | 55 fps |
60 | 293 fps | 99 fps | 66 fps |
30 | 394 fps | 118 fps | 73 fps |
1 | 589 fps | 146 fps | 81 fps |
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