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VCC-GC20V41CL Rev.900-721-34
8.2.3 Pulse Width Trigger Shutter Mode
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This is the mode to start exposure with external input trigger signals, and set the exposure time with
pulse width of the trigger signals.
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Trigger operation is CLK Sync. HV-Sync Reset. The delay time (Exposure Time Delay) from detecting
trigger edge in the camera to starting exposure is approx. 330ns. And, the delay time from detecting
trigger end edge to completing exposure is approx. 270ns.
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Pulse width is min. 1HD to approx. 2 frames. Functionally, there is no upper limitation, but noises
such as dark noises and shadings may be noticeable at long time exposure.
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Triggers can be accepted even when outputting video signals. However, trigger signals for exposure to start the next video output prior to the completion of video transmission for the prior video output signals cannot be accepted.
If the edge part of trigger signals is overlapped with video outputting period, 1 line noise may be detected on the video output screen. To input trigger signals during video output period, set the data
003 to the address 014 (Trigger input signal, camera internal H sync ON). External trigger signals are synchronized with camera internal H signals so that max. 1HD jitter to Exposure Time delay would occur.
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When changing the camera to pulse width trigger shutter mode, the first output image can be unstable.
Please input the first trigger as a dummy to ignore and take the second and after as the actual triggers.
Trigger Input
480 H
Video Output
Exposure Time
LVAL Output
DVAL Output
FVAL Output
Trigger Input
Exposure Time
1
Delay(Fixed)
330ns
2 H
2 3 4
10 H
11 12 13 14
1 2
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480 H
Delay(Fixed)
270ns
481 482
479 480
Exposure Time
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Video output signal delays by 2H from Exposure Time.
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Table of contents
- 3 Scope of Application
- 3 Handling Precautions
- 5 Notes on Partial Scan Mode Operation
- 5 Product Outline
- 6 Specification
- 6 General Specification
- 8 Camera Output Signal Specification
- 9 CMOS Spectral Response (Representative value)
- 9 Video Output Format
- 10 Camera Link Port Data Bit Assignment (Base Configuration)
- 11 Function Settings
- 13 External Connector Pin Assignment
- 13 6pins Circular Connector HR10-7R-6PA (HIROSE) equivalent
- 13 26pins Mini Camera Link Connector 12226-1100-00 PL (SUMITOMO 3M)
- 14 Timing Chart
- 14 Horizontal Synchronous Signal Timing
- 14 Vertical Synchronous Signal Timing
- 14 Full Frame Scan Mode
- 15 Fixed Trigger Shutter Mode
- 16 Pulse Width Trigger Shutter Mode
- 17 Partial Scan Mode
- 18 Remote Interface Function
- 19 Initial Settings
- 20 CMOS Optical Axis Accuracy
- 21 Dimensions
- 22 Cases for Indemnity (Limited Warranty)
- 22 Sensor Pixel Defect
- 22 Product Support