Atmel CAMELIACOL 8M User Manual

CAMELIACOL 8M
8 MEGAPIXEL COLOR DIGITAL CAMERA
User guide
V 2.0 - October 2001 Phone +33 (0) 1 69 33 00 00 - Fax +33 (0) 1 69 33 03 21 1/16
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CAMELIACOL 8M user guide
CAMELIA PACKAGE CONTENTS :
Depending on the selected configuration, a CAMELIA package may include :
CAMELIA COLOR camera FGT COLOR frame grabber board ‘’Power supply’’ cable + ‘’RS232’’ cable ‘’Data & Sync’’ cable. CDROM "Cameras Software & Documentations" including :
‘COMMCAM software. FGT software. Documentation (This Manual) and for all ATMEL Cameras FAQ, examples
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS :
+24V(0.6A) power supply NIKON lens lightning control :
shutter / chopper or pulsed lightning IR cut-off filter : BG38 2mm recommended.
COMPUTER REQUIREMENTS :
Minimal hardware configuration :
PENTIUM II or higher. 128 Mo RAM (256 Mo Recommended for Window 2000) 256 Ko cache memory. 1 free PCI slot. (PCI review 2.1 or higher) For color imaging : graphic card compatible with Direct Draw tools and
overlay mode, 16.7 millions colors.
Operating system :
Windows NT 4.0 or 2000 Windows 95b, 98.
GETTING STARTED :
connect the camera to one of the computer serial ports (COM1 or COM2) by
using the RS232 cable
power on the camera install ‘’COMMCAM’’ software in your computer. (see "COMMCAM User Guide") install FGT COLOR frame grabber board and FGT software in your computer.
(see "FGT Frame Grabber User Guide")
run the system
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1. IMAGING SYSTEM DESCRIPTION ...............................................................................................................4
2. CCD DESCRIPTION........................................................................................................................................... 5
3. TIMING ................................................................................................................................................................5
3.1 FRAME TIMING..................................................................................................................................................5
3.1.1 continuous................................................................................................................................................5
3.1.2 operation with external trigger................................................................................................................ 5
3.1.3 operation with "integration time control"................................................................................................6
3.2 LINE TIMING.....................................................................................................................................................6
3.3 ANTI-BLOOMING BY CLOCKING........................................................................................................................7
3.4 VIDEO SIGNAL PROCESSING GAIN......................................................................................................................7
4. R.O.IS (REGIONS OF INTEREST). ..................................................................................................................7
5. ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS..........................................................................................................7
6. ELECTRICAL INTERFACES ...........................................................................................................................8
6.1 POWER SUPPLY.................................................................................................................................................8
6.2 DIGITAL I/O......................................................................................................................................................8
7. RS232 CONTROLS..............................................................................................................................................9
8. SPECIFICATIONS............................................................................................................................................ 10
8.1 ELECTRO-OPTICAL PERFORMANCE.................................................................................................................10
8.2 SPECTRAL RESPONSIVITY................................................................................................................................ 11
8.3 IMAGE GRADE SPECIFICATION ........................................................................................................................12
8.3.1 Definitions ..............................................................................................................................................12
8.3.2 Defect test conditions.............................................................................................................................12
8.3.3 Classifications........................................................................................................................................12
8.4 GEOMETRICAL SPECIFICATIONS......................................................................................................................13
9. CONNECTORS AND CABLES .......................................................................................................................14
9.1 ‘’DATA AND SYNC’’ CONNECTOR...................................................................................................................14
9.2 POWER SUPPLY...............................................................................................................................................15
9.3 RS232 ............................................................................................................................................................15
CAMELIACOL 8M user guide
1. IMAGING SYSTEM DESCRIPTION
CAMELIA camera is powered by a +24V power supply. CAMELIA camera is configured through the serial port of the computer. CAMELIA camera sends digital video to the FGT frame grabber. As CAMELIA 's CCD is a full frame sensor, you must use either pulsed lightning or a chopper/shutter in front of
the camera in order to have incident lightning on the CCD only during integration time. You must design an electro-optical interface to drive camera, shutter/chopper or lightning by using the "SHUTTER" signal delivered by the camera. If required, the system can send an external trigger or external ITC (integration time control signal) to the camera.
POWER RS232
DATA & SYNC
FRAME
GRABBER
COMPUTER
SERIAL
PORT
POWER SUPPLY
+24V
TRIG_ITC
ANALYZED OBJECT
SHUTTER / CHOPPER
ELECTRO-OPTICAL
INTERFACE
CAMELIA
LIGHTNING
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2. CCD DESCRIPTION
image format : 35.0mm(V) x 23.0mm(H) active pixels :
Mode (set via RS232) Image size (H x V)
No binning 2300 x 3500 2x2 pixel binning 1150 x 1750 4x4 pixel binning 574 x 875
readout register along the small side of the image area. (vertical image) pixel geometry :
10µm(V) x 10µm(H). aperture ratio : 100%.
filter mosaic : BAYER pattern :
B G B G G R G R B G B G G R G R
note : first active pixel of first active line : blue.
anti-blooming by clocking.
3. TIMING
2x2 and 4x4 pixel binning are possible to enable previewing modes.
3.1 FRAME TIMING
frame readout time :
normal mode : 370ms 2x2 pixel binning : 200ms. 4x4 pixel binning : 110ms.
3 timing modes are available.
3.1.1 CONTINUOUS
the camera delivers frames continuously :
frame N+1 integration starts as soon as frame N readout is completed. integration time is set by RS232
M pixels
INT. TIME SET BY RS232
FRAME
INTEGRATION
LEN
SHUTTER
FEN
shutter delay
video lines
213
line N
Line N-1
line N-2
FRAME
READOUT
2ms
3.1.2 OPERATION WITH EXTERNAL TRIGGER
integration start is controlled by the user from the external signal TRIG :
The rising edge of TRIG activates the start of the frame integration. This rising edge is synchronized by
the camera with a precision of 62µs
Integration time is set by RS232 Note : TRIG signal period must be greater than integration time plus frame readout time.
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