Datasheet VV5402 Datasheet (Vision)

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VISION VV5402 Monolithic Sensor
Multi-standard Monochrome CMOS Image Sensor.
PRODUCT DATASHEET
DISTINCTIVE CHARACTERISTICS
• Complete Video Camera on a single chip
• EIA/CCIR standard compatible
• Low power operation (250mW Typical)
• Integral 75Ω driver
• Control options pin selectable for ease of use
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The VV5402 is a high ly -integrated VLSI
camera dev ice based on VISION ’s unique CMOS sensor technology. It is suitable for applicat ions requir ing a compos it e v ideo output with minimum external circuitry.
The dev ic e inc orporate s a 388 x 295 pixel image se ns or and all the necessary s upport circuits to generate fully f orm atted composite video into a 75Ω load.
• Low light operation to 0.5 lux
• Automatic Exposure and Gain Control
• Automatic Black Level Calibration
• Linear or Gamma corrected output option
• Industry standard 48 pin LCC package
level allow us e of a s ingle fixed-aperture lens over a wide range of oper at ing conditions. Normal an d Backlit modes furthe r enhance difficult scene types.
All major control functions are pin selectable giving maximum flexibility with ease of use. The VV5402 offers a complete camera syst em with only a few ex t ernal components.
Automatic control of exposure, gain and black
BLOCK DIAGRAM
DIGITAL
CONTROL
LOGIC.
ANALOG
VOLTAGE
5V
CKOUT
CKIN
SIN
VERTICAL
SHIFT
REGISTER
CLOCK
CIRCUIT
PHOTO DIODE ARRAY
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COLUMN SENSE AMPLIFIERS
SAMP LE & H O LD
HORIZONTAL SHIFT REGISTER
REFS.
VIDEO
BUFFER
VIDEO
AMP
AGC AEC RESETB LIN BKLIT CCIR
VRT Vbloom
VOFF VBG
EBCK EVWT
2V7
AVO
Pixel Format 384 x 287 (CCIR)
320 x 243 (EIA) Pixel Size 12µm x 12µm Array Size 4.66mm x 3.54mm Min. illumination 0.5 lux (Standard Clock) S/N Typ ically 52dB Exposure control Automatic (to 1460 00:1) Gain Control Automatic (to +20dB) Power Supply 5v ±5%
Power < 300 mW Temperature 0
o
C - 40oC
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VISION VV 5402 Sensor
MAIN FEATURES
Main Fe at ures 3 Specifications 5 Pin List 9 Video S ta ndards 12 Examp le Support Circ uit 15
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Main Features
Video Output
The VV5402 delive rs a fu lly -f ormatted composit e m onochro m e v ideo signa l. S ta nd­ards optio ns include EIA (320 x 244) and CCIR (384 x 287). On chip signal conditioning allows user-select ion of linear or gam ma­corrected output.
The in tegra ted 75Ω driver eliminates the need for additio nal active com ponents t o drive standar d loads, inclu ding double t erminated lines.
Automatic Exposure and Gain Control
Automa tic exposure and gain co nt rol are enabled wi th AEC=1 (pin 21) and AGC = 1 (pin22). H ow ever, If AEC is inhibited by pin 21, AGC is als o inhibited . Inh ibiting AEC or AGC by tak ing pin 21 or 22 low freeze s th e current value(s) for th es e.
Automatic Gai n Con tr o l (AGC)
The VV5402 auto m at ic ally increas es t he system gain of its output stage if with the current gain setting and maximu m ex posure the image is too dark. Gain can be varied from x1 to x16 in times-two steps, giving five different gain settings.
If the scene is too dark and the integration period has almost reached its maximum value, the gain valu e is inc remented by one step (times two). In the same frame period the exposure value is divided by two, halving the integrat ion period. Th e exposure c ontroller then inc reases the e xp os ure value as nec es­sary. Sim ilarly if the image is too bright and the integration period is short then gain will be reduced by one ste p (divide by two) and the exposure value will be doubled. The exposure controller can then adjust the exposure value as nece s sa ry to provide a correctly exposed image.
Automatic Exposure Control (AEC)
The VV5402 controls ex posure over a range of 99,000 :1 in EIA mode and 146,00 0: 1 in CCIR mode, and operates at illumination levels as low as 0.5 lux at sta ndard clock frequencies. (The syst em clock frequency can be reduced to provide increased sensitivity.)
Automa tic exposure c ontrol is ach iev ed by varying p ix el c urrent integration tim e accordin g t o t he average light level on th e sensor. T his int egration time can vary fro m one pixel c loc k period to on e fr am e period.
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Pixels ab ov e a threshold white leve l are counted ev ery f rame, and th e number at t he end of the frame defines the image exposure. If the image is other than correctly exposed, a new value for integration time is calculated and appli ed for the nex t frame. Corre c t ions
are either ±1/8 or ±1/64, depending upon the degree o f over or under ex posure.
Backlit Mode
The VV5402 can b e c onf igured to o perate in two auto-exposure modes, selected by the BKLIT pin (pin28) stat e. The defa ult m ode (BKLIT = 0) provides exposure control for normally illuminated scenes . For scenes where a bright back ground can ca us e the foreground subje c t to be severely under exposed, the ‘Backlit’ mode (BKLIT = 1) offers superior performance.
‘Backlit Mode’ (BKLIT=1) operates by using a higher threshold level for the exposure control comparator over the central area of an image, which is t herefore exposed for longer and s o enhan ce d. T he area in wh ic h t he higher compa rat or threshold is used when BK LI T = 1 is illustrat ed below:
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VISION VV 5402 Sensor
Backlit Mode Threshold Area:
Normal operation (BKLIT=0) Higher threshold area (BKLIT=1)
10%
30%
80%
90%
25% 75%
Visible
image
Note: The threshold level used for the central area is a preset mutiple of the normal mode reference
level, and is not alterable.
Exposure
control area
25%
80%
Higher
Threshold
Spectral Resp onse
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1.0
0.8
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0.6
0.4
0.2
Normalised Response
0
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
Wavel ength nm
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SPECIFICATIONS
Package Details
Specifications
0.51 TYP
14.22
Viewed from below
1.52 TYP
2.16 PIN 1
1.016 PITCH TYP
13.7
0.55
0.53
The opti ca l array is centred within th e
package to a tolerance of ± 0.2 mm, and rotated no more than ± 0.5
Toleranc es on pack age dimensions ±10% Glass lid placement is controlled so that no
package overhang exists. All dimens ions in millim etres
Glass Lid
Die
Base
Viewed from side
o
0.5
0.86
Absolute Ma x imu m Ra ti ngs
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Parameter Val ue
P
Supply Voltage -0.5 to +7.0 volts Voltage on other input pins -0.5 to V Temperature under bias -15 Storage Temperature -30 Maximum DC TTL output Current Magnitude 10mA (per o/p, one at a time, 1sec. duration)
Note: Stresses exceeding the Absolute Maximum Ratings may induce failure. Exposure to absolute
maximum ratings for extended periods may reduce reliability . Functionality at or above these conditions is not implied.
o
C to 85oC
o
C to 125oC
+ 0.5 volts
DD
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DC Operating Conditions
Symbol Parameter Min. Typ. Max. Uni ts Notes
V
DD
V
IH
V
IL
T
A
Operating supply voltage 4.75 5.0 5.25 Volts
Input Voltage Logic “1” 2.4 VDD+0.5 Volts Input Voltage Logic “0” -0.5 0.8 Volts Ambient Operating Temperature 0 70
AC Operating Conditions
Symb ol Par ameter Min. Typ. Max. Units No tes
CKIN
CKIN
1. Pixel Clock =
EIA Crystal frequency 12.0000 MHz 1 CCIR Crystal frequency 14.7456 MHz 1
CKIN
/
2
Electrical Characteristics
Symbol Parameter M in. Typ. Max. Units Notes
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C S t ill air
I
DCC
I
ADD
I
DD
V
REF2V7
V
BG
V
OH
V
OL
I
ILK
1. Digital and Analogue outputs unloaded - add output current.
Digital supply current Analog su pply current Overall s upply current
Internal voltage reference 2.700 Volts Internal bandgap reference 1.22 Volts Output Voltage Logic “1” 2.4 Volts I Output Voltage Logic “0” 0.6 Volts I
Input Le ak age curren t
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-1 µA
T ypical conditions, V
DD
10 mA 1 25 mA 1 35 mA 1
= 5.0 V, TA = 27oC
1 µA
= 2mA
OH
= -2mA
OL
VIH on input
VIL on input
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Specifications
Operating Characterist ics
Parameter min. typ. max. units Note
Dark Current Signal 50 mV/Sec Modal pixel voltage due to photodiode leak-
age under zero illumination with Gain=1
= (Vt1 - Vt2)/(t1-t2), averaged over two
(V
dark
different frames)
Sensitivity 6 V/Lux·Sec V
Min. Illumination 0.5 Lux Standard CCIR clock Shading TBA % Variance of V
Random Noise -52 dB RMS variance of all pixels, at 66% satura-
Smear TBA % Ratio of V
Flicker TBA % Variation of V
Lag TBA % Average residual signal with no illumination
Blooming TBA Ratio of spot illumination level that produces
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/Lux·10ms, where Lux gives 50% satu-
Ave
ration with Gain=1 and Exposure=10ms
over eight equal blocks at
50% satu r ati o n lev e l illuminati on
tion, over four frames
25 lines high illuminated at 500xV to V
Ave
at 66% saturation level illumination
in the field following one field of 66% sat. illumina tion
0.1xV
sat
spot to the V hole target)
ave
of the area outside a rectangle
ave
of the rectangle
of one line from field to field
ave
output from immediately around the
spot illumination level (pin-
sat
50%
level
e
Note: Devices are normaly not 100% tested for the above characterisation parameters, other than
Dark Current Signal (see Blemish Specification below).
All voltag e ( ishes are excluded (see Blemish Specification below). V that is peak white.
VA, V
ave
, V
sat
, V
T est Conditions
The sensor is tested us ing the exam ple support circuit illus t rat ed later in this document . Standard imaging c onditions us ed for optica l te s ts employ a tungsten halogen lam p to uniform ly illuminate the sensor (to better than 0. 5%), or to illum inate specific a reas. A neutr al density filte r is us ed to control the level of llum ination where required .
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) measurements are referenced to the black level, V
xx%
refers to the output that is xx% of saturation,
xx%
Illumination Colour T emp. 3200o K Clock Frequency Std. CCIR Exposure Maximum Gain x1 Auto. Gain Control (AGC) Off Correction mode Linear
, and spot blem-
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Blemish Specification
A Blemish is an area of pixels t hat produces output sig nif ic antly differe nt fro m it s su rrounding pixels for the same illumination level. The definition of a Blemish Pixel varies according to testing conditio ns as fo llows:
Test Exposur e Illumin ati o n Ble m is h Pi xe l o utput definitio n
1 - Black Frame Minimum Black Differing more than ± 100mV. from modal value.
2 - Dark Current Maximum Black Output more than three times the modal value
(see Dark Current Signal above).
3 - Pixel Variation Mid range 6 6% Sat. Differing more than ±35mV from modal value.
Note: The mode of pixel values must be within ±70 mV of 66% of V
Note: Gain is set to Minimum and Correction set to Linear for all tests; measurement of blemishes for
Test 3 is conducted under standard illumination (see above), set to produce average output of 66% saturation level.
for all dev ice s .
sat
The pixel area of the sensor is divided into the following areas to qualify the blemish specification:
Area A is the central area of the array as defined by the box w it h s ides 50% of t he linear height and 50% of the linear width of th e array.
Area C is 10 vertical pixels by 10 horizontal pixels around the edge of the array.
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Area B is the remain ing area of the array.
Area A
Area B
Area C
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The blem is h s pecification is then def ined as follows :
Image Area Max. No. of Blemishes Notes Area A 0 This is the most critical image area
4 Unconnected single pixels
Area B
Area C Any num ber Blemishes in this area are not significant, but the device
1 Of up to four connected pixels (2x2 max.)
shall, however, have no row or column (>50% of row or column) faults in any area.
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Pinout Diagram
48 Pin LCC
Viewed from top of packa ge
VSS DNC DNC VDD DNC DNC
ODD
SCI DNC DNC
VDD VSS
31
34
39
32 33
35 36 37 38
40 41
42
DNC
Pin List
CKOUT
CKIN
VDD
BKLIT
RESETB
24 23 22 21 20 1930 29 28 27 26 25
VSS
AGC
CCIR
LIN
AEC
SAB0
18
SCE
17
SIN SAB1
16 15
VGND
14
AVO
13
VVDD
12
DNC
11
DNC
10
AVSS
9
EVWT
8
EBCK
7
AVDD
12345643 44 45 46 47 48
Pins Marked “DNC” must be left ‘floating’.
VRT
VBLWT
VCM
VBLOOM
VREF2V7
VBG
AVCC
AGND
PIN LIST
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Pin Name Type Description
POWER SUPPLIES 1 AVCC PWR Core analogue power and reference supplies. 7 AVDD PWR output stage power. A VDD3 output stage logic. 10 AVSS GND Output stage ground. AVSS3 out p u t st age logic. 13 VVDD PWR 75ohm buffer supply. 15 VGND GND 75ohm buffer ground. 24,31 VSS GND Digital padring & logic ground.
P
e
r
VOFF/VPED
DNC
DEC2V2
DEC2V7
27,34 VDD PWR Digital padring & logic power. 41 DV DD PWR Core digital power. 42 DV S S GND Core digital ground. 48 A GND GND Core analogue ground and reference supplies.
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Pin Name Type Description
ANALOGUE VOLTAGE REFERENCES 2 VBG OA Internal bandgap reference voltage (1.22V nominal). Requires external
0.1uF capacitor.
3VOFF/
VPED 4 DEC2V2 OA Decouple 2.2V reference. Requires external 0.1uF capacitor. 5 DEC2V7 OA Decouple 2.7V reference. Requires external 0.1uF capacitor. 8 EBCK IA External black level bias. Internally generated. Decouple to VGND 9 EVWT IA External white pixel threshold for exposure control. Decouple to VGND 43 V B LWT IA Defines white level for clamp circuitry. Requires external 0.1uF capacitor. 44 VBLOOM OA Anti-blooming voltage reference. Requires external 0.1uF capacitor. 45 V RT IA Pixel reset voltage. Connect to VREF2V7 or external reference. 46 VCM IA Offset DAC common mode input. Connect to VREF2V7. 47 V RE F2V7 OA Internally generated 2.7V reference. Requires external 4.7uF capacitor. ANALOGUE OUTPUTS 14 AVO OA Buffered Analogue video out. Can drive a doubly terminated 75ohm load. SYSTEM CLOCKS 25 CKOUT OD Oscillator output. Connect Crystal for standard timing. 26 CKIN ID Oscillator input. Connect Cry stal f or standard ti mi ng.
IA Pedestal DAC & Offset Comp. DAC bias. Connect to VBG or external ref-
erence.
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IMAGE TIMING SIGNALS 37 ODD OD Odd/even field signal . (ODD = 1 for odd fields, ODD = 0 for even)
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Pin List
Pin Name Type Description
DIGITAL CONTROL SIGNALS 16 SAB1 ID↓ Chip Address, Bit 1 17 SIN ID↓ Used to reset video timing control logic without resetting any other part of
VV5402. Resets video logic on the falling edge of the SIN pulse. 18 SCE ID↓ Scan Mode Enable - only relevant to test mode. 19 LIN ID↓ Gamma corrected or Linear output. LIN = 0, gamma corrected output,
LIN = 1, linear output. Default is gamma. 20 SAB0 ID↓ Chip Address, Bit 0 21 AEC ID↑ Automatic exposure control. AEC = 1, auto exposure is enabled; AEC = 0
auto exposure and auto gain control are disabled.
22 AGC ID↑ Automatic gain control enable. AGC = 1, auto-gain is enabled (if AEC = 1);
AGC = 0, auto-gain is disabled. 23 CCIR ID↑ Select default video mode for power-on. CCIR = 1 for CCIR video. EIA
video mode is selected when CCIR = 0. Default is CCIR if unconnected 28 BKLIT ID↓ Normal or Backlit exposure control mode. BKLIT = 0, normal mode; BKLIT
= 1, backlit mode. Default is normal. See Exposure Control for details. 29 RESETB ID↑ Active low camera reset. All camera systems are reset to power-on state. 38 SCI ID↓ S can Chain Input - only relevant to test mode.
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OTHER PINS
e
6, 11, 12, 30, 32, 33, 35, 36, 39, 40
DNC DO NOT CONNECT. These pins must be left ‘floating’ for correct opera-
tion.
r
P
Key:
OA - Analogue output IA - Analogue input OD - Digital output ID - Digital input OD↓ - Digital out put with internal pull- down ID↑ - Digital input with internal pull-up BI - Bidirectional DNC- Do Not Connect
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VISION VV 5402 Sensor
VIDEO STANDA RDS
The VV5402 has 2 different video format modes, producing CCIR or EIA standard composite Monoch rom e video ou tp ut . Line standards and frequ encies are as f ollows:
Video Mode Format Image (Pixels) Crystal Frequency CCIR pin CCIR 4:3 384 x 287 14.7456 MHz 1 EIA 4:3 320 x 243 12.0000 MHz 0
VV5402 Video Modes
Video signal Characteristics
The following table summaris es th e c om posite video output lev els (AVO) for t he two standards, which are graphically illustrated on the following pages:
Symbol Parameter Min. Typ. Max. Units Notes
V V
V
V
Sync blank
black
Sat
CCIR, EIA Sync. level CCIR, EIA Blanking
level CCIR Black level EIA Blac k lev el CCIR Saturation level EIA Sat uration level
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0.3 V
0.9 V
0.9 V
1.0 V
2.3 V
2.4 V
DC reference level
Peak Whi te ; AVO clipped at this level
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Note: All measurements are made with AVO driving one 75Ω load.
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CCIR Timing Diagram
Video Standards
line time reference poin
line sync. 4.7µs
back porch 5.8µs
t
line period H = 64µs
front porch 1.5µs
peak white level
CCIR composite video signal - line level timing
frame start
rise times
(10% - 90%)
line blank 0.3 ± 0.1µs
{
line sync. 0.25 ± 0.05µs
2.3v
0.9v
0.3v
black & blanking level
sync. level
field 0
2.5H 2.5H2.5H 2.5H
field 1
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26H
P
field 1 field 2
2.5H 2.5H 2.5H
25H
CCIR composite video signal - field level timing
≈
≈
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EIA Timing Diagrams
line time reference point
line sync. 4.83µs
back porch 4.00 µs
rise times
(10% - 90%)
line period H = 63.5µs
front porch 1.33µs
peak white level
EIA composite video signal - line level timing
frame start
line blank 0.3 ± 0.1µs
{
line sync. 0.25 ± 0.05µs
2.4v
0.9v
0.3v
black level
1.0v blanking level sync. level
≈
field 0 field 1
3H3H3H
≈
≈
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19H
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field 1 field 2
3H3H3H
≈
20H
EIA composite video signal - field level timing
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EXAMPLE SUPPORT CIRCUIT
AVD
VDD
8
+7 to +12v dc
0v
REG1
2,3,
C1
1
6,7
C2
Example Support Circuit
R1
C6C5
C3
1. Keep nodes Supply and Ground pins low impedance and independent
2. Video output should be referred to VGND.
3. Keep circuit com ponents close to chip
pins (especially de-coupling capacitors)
VDD
Component Value
IC1 VV5402 REG1 LM78L05 C1,C2 0.22 µF
C3 68 µF
(6V Tant.) C4-C9,C13, 0.1 µF C16-C19 C10 4.7µF C11, C12 10 pF C14 100pF
R1 5R6 R2 10R R3 10M R4 75R R5 33R
P
R5
r
C10
C4
34
27
VDD2VDD1
DVDD
24
VSS1
31
VSS2
42
DVSS
10
AVSS
48
AGND
16
SAB1
20
SAB0
28
BKLIT
19
LIN
22
AGC
21
AEC
44
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C8
e
C9
45
46
47
VBLOOM
VRT
VCM
VREF2V7
(48 pin LCC)
VV5402
SIN
17
1
41
AVCC
IC1
CKIN CKOUT
26
R3
13
7
AVDD
VVDD
VGND
CCIR
EBCK
EVWT
VBLTW
DEC2V7
DEC2V2
VOFF/VPED
VBG
25
R2
AVO
SCI
SCE
C7
R4
14
15
23
38
18
C19
8
9
43
5
4
3
2
C13
MONITOR
C18
C17
C16
C15
C14
X1 Crystal
CCIR:14.7456 MHz EIA:12.0000 MHz
Use Surface Mount components throughout.
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VISION VV 5402 Sensor
VLSI VISION LIMITED
UK Office
Aviation House, 31 PInkhill, Edinburgh, UK EH12 7BF Tel: +44 (0)131 539 7111 Fax: +44 (0)131 539 7140
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