Trigger operation and timing chart
External trigger refer to a function for picking up rapidly moving objects by applying a trigger pulse input. It is possible to pick up an image with various timing.
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(1) External trigger operating mode: Mode 0 |
When external trigger signal is high active, |
light pulse begins at the rising edge of the |
trigger signal and ends at the falling edge. |
At the trigger signal falling edge, the |
internal VD signal is reset and the video |
External Trigger |
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| minimum period = 1V |
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Exposure | A |
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Flash Pulse Output |
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Internal VD | 1Frame = 33.3ms | 30FPS |
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Internal Video | A | B | C | D |
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| VD : 3H=126us |
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| blank : 18 to 19H = 801us |
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Buffer Memory Write | A |
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DATA transfer | Delay: 1250us |
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(YUV 16bit) |
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| 1Frame=66.6ms | 15FPS | speed: 69ms |
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data are transmitted. |
External Trigger
Internal HD
1H(cam)=
42us
Internal VD | Frame reset | 3H(cam)=126u s |
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| 6 to 7H(cam) = 253 to 295us |
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start : 2 to 2000 us set 556 ns step
Exposure
4.0us
Flash Pulse Output
Internal Video
Buffer Memory Write
DATA transfer
30us
width : select 3 state (NARROW:40us, MIDDLE:80us, WIDE:280us)
12H(cam)=506u s
Delay: 1250us | A |
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DATA transfer START: 2.1 to 4.3ms | A |
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