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CSG14K_CSG8K 数据表(PDF) 74 Page - OSRAM GmbH |
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CSG14K_CSG8K 数据表(HTML) 74 Page - OSRAM GmbH |
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74 / 114 page ![]() Document Feedback CSG14K_CSG8K Functional Description Datasheet • PUBLIC DS000571 • v2-01 • 2023-Feb-10 113 │ 73 Equation 4: ������������������������_������������ = ������������������������������ ( ������������������������_������������������������ ������������������������_������������������[������������] ) Setting register TIME_UNIT to fCLK_PIX [MHz] results in usage of an internal time unit of approximately 1 µs. The (minimal) frame time and exposure time, as set with the MIN_FRAME_TIME and EXP_TIME_* registers now represent multiples of ~1 µs. In case of image mode IMG.4 at nominal data rate, the CLK_PIX frequency is 83.33 MHz (=1000 MHz / 12). In case register TIME_UNIT is set to 83, this results in a time unit (TU) of 0.996 µs (=83 / 83.33 MHz). Reducing the nominal data rate in this mode slightly to 996 Mbit/s yields a time unit of exactly 1 µs. Similarly (also valid in image mode IMG.4 at nominal data rate), the table below shows the resulting frame and exposure time in case of a time unit of ~2.5 µs. Figure 87: Example: Relationship Between Exposure and Frame Time to Time Unit in IMG.4. Register Default Setting Equation Effective TIME_UNIT 208 208 / fCLK_PIX [MHz] 2.496 µs MIN_FRAME_TIME 5000 5000 TU 12.84 ms (~100 fps) EXP_TIME_L 1000 1000 TU 2.496 ms Frame and exposure time registers are both 16-bit wide, which means that the exposure time can be specified with a resolution of up to 1/65536 with respect to the frame time. MIN_FRAME_TIME defines the minimal frame time, in case the minimal frame period is constrained by the readout, rather than the exposure. The actual frame time is adjusted automatically by the sensor for longer exposure times, as soon as the exposure time becomes dominant over the readout time. For the sensor to detect this condition, it needs to be aware of the duration of the global sampling state (GLOB, refer to Basic Frame Timing in 7.2.6). This is done using the register GLOB_TIME, expressed in TU. Register GLOB_TIME needs to be set according to the equation below, which depends on the previously set register GRAN_TG and image mode dependent parameter GLOB_LENGTH (see Figure 62). Equation 5: GLOB_TIME = ceil (GLOB_LENGTH ∗ ������������������������_������������ ������������������������_������������������������ ) Attention Because the constant global sampling time is expressed in relative time units (TU), whenever TIME_UNIT is changed, GLOB_TIME must be adapted accordingly (inverse proportional). |
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