M64285FP is a 32x32 pixel CMOS image sensor with the built-in image processor and the
analog conditioning function. It contains the information compressing and parallel
processing functions. It makes it possible to realize the image information input system to
become highly functional, smaller in size, faster in speed, and lower in power consumption.
2. Features
* Single 5.0V power supply.
* Low power dissipation (Typ. 15mW)
* Projection processing of two dimensional (2D) image to one dimensional (1D) image.
(Column and Row Projection)
* Outputting the average data of the overall image area.
* Adjusting the gain, black level, and the data offset
* Variable data rate : 4φ ~ 64φ / pixel ( φ is the clock cycle time )
* It is possible to use 8 bit microcontroller for controlling purposes.
3. Application
Image inputting systems for gaming devices, Toys, PC interface systems, etc.
* MITSUBISHI CMOS Image Sensor in clear resin package is not designed or
manufactured for use in a device or system of industrial use that need a high-grade
reliability. Please use M64285K for industrial applications.
4. Structure and Block Diagram of the Device
Effective pixels32 x 32
Total pixels33 x 33
Image area1.79 mm x 1.79 mm
(1/6 inch, optical system)
Pixel size56 µm x 56 µm
Optical blackHorizontal direction (H):
1 pixel behind
Vertical direction (V):
1 pixel before
10
12345
9876
Pixel Array
32 x 32
V
Scan Direction
H
Pixel Origin
Optical Black
Pixels
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Specifications and information herein are subject to change without notice.
Specifications and information herein are subject to change without notice.
Digital input voltage *-0.3 ~ VDDV
* Digital input terminals : START, SIN, SCLK, RESET, LOAD, and CLK
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PRELIMINARY
7. Recommended Operating Conditions
SymbolsItemsMin.Typ.Max.Units
ToptOperating ambient temperature02545°C
VDDPower supply4.555.5V
VIH
VIL
f clk
f sclk
** Light source: Uniform light from a 2856 ± 150 K halogen light valve without IR cut filter.
"H" Digital input voltage *0.8 VDDVDDV
"L" Digital input voltage *00.6V
System clock0.52MHz
Register input clock0.52MHz
Faceplate Illumination **0.5500lx
* Digital input terminals : START, SIN, SCLK, RESET, LOAD, and CLK
MITSUBISHI CMOS Image Sensor
M64285FP
8. DC Electrical Characteristics
SymbolsItemsConditionsMin. Typ.Max.Units
VOH
VOL
Iout
RO
DIDD
AIDD
"H" digital output voltage *IOH = -2 mA4.55V
"L" digital output voltage *IOL = +2 mA00.5V
Analog output current capability **-200200µA
Analog output resistance **Iout = ±200 µA75
Digital circuit current **0.6mA
Analog circuit currents2D image (peak)4mA
( Accum. time = 10 ms )2D image (ave.)1.7mA
( Power Save = on )Proj. image (peak)4mA
* Digital output terminal: STRB ** Analog output terminal: VOUT
9. Electrical and Optical Characteristics
SymbolsItemsConditionsMin.Typ.Max.Units
Range of accumulation timeClk = 2 MHz16 µ1sec
Range of data rateClk = 2 MHz232µs / pixel
Read out time ( 2D image )Clk = 2 MHz2.7434.4ms
Read out time ( proj. image )Clk = 2 MHz0.262.18ms
Black level output setting12V
SSensitivity *Gain = 0 dB20V / lx • s
VsatSaturation output voltageGain = 0 dB2000mV
VoAverage standard outputGain = 0 dB1000mV
VdrkDark signalGain = 0 dB0.1V / s
( VDD = 5.0V, Ta = 25 °C )
Ω
Proj. image (ave.)0.9mA
( VDD = 5.0V, Ta = 25 °C )
* Light source: Uniform light from a 2856 ± 150 K halogen light valve without IR cut filter.
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Specifications and information herein are subject to change without notice.
Specifications and information herein are subject to change without notice.
tS (SIN)tH (SIN)
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(E) SIN, LOAD Timing
PRELIMINARY
LSBMSB
MITSUBISHI CMOS Image Sensor
M64285FP
SIN
tD (SIN-LOAD)
LOAD
(F) CLK, LOAD, & START Timing
CLK
LOAD, START
(G) CLK, STRB Timing
D0D1A3
tD (LOAD-SIN)
tS (LOAD)tH (LOAD)
tS (START)tH (START)
CLK
STRB
tDR (CLK-STRB)tDF (CLK-STRB)
(H) STRB, VOUT Timing
STRB
VOUT
Data
tr (VOUT)
tH (VOUT)
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11. Description of Functions
11.1. State Diagram
Set STOP=1
PRELIMINARY
Standby
• Register setting
• Reset State
Assert START
(MD3=0)
Assert START
MITSUBISHI CMOS Image Sensor
M64285FP
Image output over
(MD3=1)
Continuous Mode
image capture
& output
Assert START
Snapshot Mode
image capture
& output
The state diagram of M64285FP is shown above. The sequence to control M64285FP is
explained below.
(1) Reset all the registers and counters.
RESET is set to "L" (asynchronous to CLK). Reset state is in the Standby state.
(2) Set the contents of the registers.
There are 16 sets of registers, consisting of 4 bits each. The input data is composed of 8
bits. The leading 4 bits are for address and the following 4 bits are for data. The input
data is latched at the rising edge of SCLK. When LOAD goes "H", the contents of the
register become fixed at the rising edge of CLK.
(3) Start image capture.
After the contents of all the registers are fixed, START is asserted in synchronous with
the rising edge of CLK. Then the control counters are reset to the initial value specified
by the registers, and the image capture sequence starts. After the accumulation time
defined by the registers 4 ~ 7, the analog image signals are outputted serially. The STRB
pulse is outputted in synchronous with the above. The number of active data on one
frame is 1024 for the 2D image, 64 for the projection image, and 1 for the pixel average
data; the number of data outputted in each modes is fixed by the combination of the
above. When this chip finishes outputting the defined number of data, in the snapshot
modes (MD3=1), it automatically falls into the Standby state. In the continuous modes
(MD3=0), once the image capture sequence starts, this chip carries on outputting the
image data, unless START is asserted again or STOP bit is set to "H" to force the chip
into the Standby state.
The contents of the registers can be changed in the Standby state. When START is asserted
in the standby state or in the continuous image capture sequence, the control counters are,
again, reset to the initial value specified by the registers, and the image capture sequence
starts. If the register contents are changed before asserting START, M64285FP outputs the
data in a different mode. In the continuous output modes, register No. 2 including the STOP
bit is the only register that is allowed to be set.
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Description of the bits of Interrupt setting, STRB state and Power save mode.
RegistersDescription01Reset state
STOPStop the continuous image capture sequenceOrdinaryStop sequence0
BSTRBSTRB for optical black level output timingOFFON0
STINVInvert the STRB signalNot invertedInverted0
POWSVPower Save ( AMP current to be 1/10)OFFON1
STDBYStandby Mode (AMP current to be cut)OFFON0
STOP bit forces the chip into Standby state from the continuous image capture state.
When "STOP = 1" is set, image capture sequence stops and the chip falls into the
Standby state, with preserving the register contents. Afterwards, STOP bit is
automatically reset to "0". This bit is allowed to be set in the continuous output modes.
M64285FP can output the inverted STRB signal. If needed, set STINV to "1", else,
set it to "0". M64285FP outputs the optical black level before outputting the image data.
BSTRB selects whether to output the STRB pulse at the optical black level output
timing. If needed to be ON, set BSTRB to "1", else, set it to "0".
POWSV selects the Power Save state, in which power consumption is suppressed by
reducing the AMP current to be 1/10 while the chip is not outputting the analog data
(ex.: just after RESET, or in the accumulation period). The default state for POWSV is
1 (ON). Besides, if the STDBY bit is 1, power consumption is further suppressed by
completely cutting the AMP current while the chip is in the Standby or Halt state.
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