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  mitsubishi 02 / 05 / 01 ver. 1.1e_01 mitsubishi cmos image sensor M64285K preliminary technical data sheet ( 1 / 26 ) specifications and information herein are subject to change without notice. 1. general description M64285K 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 : 4 f ~ 64 f / pixel ( f is the clock cycle time ) * it is possible to use 8 bit microcontroller for controlling purposes. 3. application image inputting systems for gaming devices, interface systems, security, surveillance, factory automation, etc.
mitsubishi 02 / 05 / 01 ver. 1.1e_01 mitsubishi cmos image sensor M64285K preliminary technical data sheet ( 2 / 26 ) specifications and information herein are subject to change without notice. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 pixel origin 4. pin configuration ( top view ) pin no. pin pin name name outline of functions pin types 1 nc 2 nc 3 start counter reset, image capture start digital input 4 sin register setting data digital input 5 sclk register data input timing digital input 6 strb data output timing digital output 7 nc 8 dvdd digital power supply power supply 9 avdd1 pixel & analog power supply power supply 10 avdd2 amp power supply power supply 11 vout voltage output of image data analog output 12 agnd2 amp ground ground 13 agnd1 pixel & analog ground ground 14 nc 15 dgnd digital ground ground 16 reset chip reset (low active) digital input 17 load register data input trigger digital input 18 clk system clock digital input 19 nc 20 nc outline : 20k2x-a ( 20 pin sop ) * digital pins use cmos input and cmos output. * the potential of digital pins must normally be fixed to "h" or "l".
mitsubishi 02 / 05 / 01 ver. 1.1e_01 mitsubishi cmos image sensor M64285K preliminary technical data sheet ( 3 / 26 ) specifications and information herein are subject to change without notice. 5. structure and block diagram of the device effective pixels 32 x 32 total pixels 33 x 33 image area 1.79 mm x 1.79 mm (1/6 inch, optical system) pixel size 56 ? x 56 ? optical black horizontal direction (h):1 pixel behind vertical direction (v):1 pixel before pixel origin optical black pixels 3 4 5 6 7 18 17 16 15 14 v h 2 1 8 9 10 19 20 13 12 11 pixel array 32 x 32 register sequencer scan direction analog processing noise elimination amp 6. absolute maximum ratings symbols items ratings units dvdd digital power supply 6 v avdd1 pixel & analog power supply 6 v avdd2 amp power supply 6 v digital input voltage * -0.3 ~ vdd v topt operating ambient temperature -10 ~ +60 ? tstg storage temperature -20 ~ +80 ? v i * digital input terminals : start, sin, sclk, reset, load, and clk
mitsubishi 02 / 05 / 01 ver. 1.1e_01 mitsubishi cmos image sensor M64285K preliminary technical data sheet ( 4 / 26 ) specifications and information herein are subject to change without notice. 7. recommended operating conditions symbols items min. typ. max. units topt operating ambient temperature 0 25 45 ? dvdd power supply 4.5 5 5.5 v avdd1 power supply 4.5 5 5.5 v avdd2 power supply 4.5 5 5.5 v "h" digital input voltage * 0.8 dvdd dvdd v "l" digital input voltage * 0 0.6 v system clock 0.5 2 mhz register input clock 0.5 2 mhz faceplate illumination ** 0.5 500 lx v ih v il f clk f sclk 8. dc electrical characteristics symbols items conditions min. typ. max. units "h" digital output voltage * ioh = -2 ma 4.5 5 v "l" digital output voltage * iol = +2 ma 0 0.5 v analog output current capability ** -200 200 ? analog output resistance ** iout = ?00 ? 75 w digital circuit current ** 0.6 ma analog circuit currents 2d image (peak) 4 ma ( accum. time = 10 ms ) 2d image (ave.) 1.7 ma ( power save = on ) proj. image (peak) 4 ma proj. image (ave.) 0.9 ma * digital output terminal: strb ** analog output terminal: vout symbols items conditions min. typ. max. units range of accumulation time clk = 2 mhz 16 1 sec range of data rate clk = 2 mhz 2 32 ? / pixel read out time ( 2d image ) clk = 2 mhz 2.74 34.4 ms read out time ( proj. image ) clk = 2 mhz 0.26 2.18 ms black level output setting 1 2 v s sensitivity * gain = 0 db 20 v / lx ?s vsat saturation output voltage gain = 0 db 2000 mv vo average standard output gain = 0 db 1000 mv vdrk dark signal gain = 0 db 0.1 v / s 9. electrical and optical characteristics ( vdd = 5.0v, ta = 25 ? ) v oh v ol i out r o di dd ai dd * digital input terminals : start, sin, sclk, reset, load, and clk ** light source: uniform light from a 2856 ?150 k halogen light valve without ir cut filter. * light source: uniform light from a 2856 ?150 k halogen light valve without ir cut filter. ( vdd = 5.0v, ta = 25 ? )
mitsubishi 02 / 05 / 01 ver. 1.1e_01 mitsubishi cmos image sensor M64285K preliminary technical data sheet ( 5 / 26 ) specifications and information herein are subject to change without notice. symbols items min. typ. max. units clk cycle time * 0.5 0.5 2 ? clk pulse width ( "h" level ) 240 - - ns clk pulse width ( "l" level ) 240 - - ns clk rise time - - 10 ns clk fall time - - 10 ns sclk cycle time 0.5 - - ? sclk pulse width ( "h" level ) 240 - - ns sclk pulse width ( "l" level ) 240 - - ns sclk rise time - - 10 ns sclk fall time - - 10 ns reset pulse width ( "l" level ) 200 - - ns reset-sin delay time 100 - - ns sin setup time 50 - - ns sin hold time 50 - - ns sin-load delay time ( note 1 ) - - ns load-sin delay time ( note 2 ) - - ns load setup time 50 - - ns load hold time 50 - - ns start setup time 50 - - ns start hold time 50 - - ns clk-strb delay time (rise) ** - - 100 ns clk-strb delay time (fall) ** - - 100 ns vout stabilization time ** - 600 - ns vout hold time - - ( note 3 ) ? 10. electrical characteristics (ac) t c (clk) t wh (clk) t wl (clk) t r (clk) t f (clk) t c (sclk) t wh (sclk) t wl (sclk) t r (sclk) t f (sclk) t wl (reset) t d (reset-sin) t s (sin) t h (sin) t d (sin-load) t d (load-sin) t s (load) t h (load) t s (start) t h (start) t dr (clk_strb) t df (clk_strb) t r (vout) t h (vout) note 1: t d (sin-load) 3 100 + t s (sin) - t s (load) note 2: t d (load-sin) 3 100 + t s (load) - t s (sin) note 3: t h (vout) ( doc - f / 2 ) x t c (clk) - 0.1 [?] doc: see the explanation of dr register. ( ta = 25 ? ) * hereafter clk cycle time is written to be f . ** load capacitance = 50 pf
mitsubishi 02 / 05 / 01 ver. 1.1e_01 mitsubishi cmos image sensor M64285K preliminary technical data sheet ( 6 / 26 ) specifications and information herein are subject to change without notice. (c) reset timing sclk sin (d) sclk, sin timing sin t wl (reset) a 3 t d (reset-sin) reset (a) clk timing clk t r (clk) t f (clk) t wh (clk) t wl (clk) t c (clk) 25% 75% (b) sclk timing sclk t r (sclk) t f (sclk) t wh (sclk) t wl (sclk) t c (sclk) 25% 75% t s (sin) t h (sin)
mitsubishi 02 / 05 / 01 ver. 1.1e_01 mitsubishi cmos image sensor M64285K preliminary technical data sheet ( 7 / 26 ) specifications and information herein are subject to change without notice. t r (vout) t h (vout) data clk load, start (f) clk, load, & start timing (e) sin, load timing load sin t d (sin-load) d 0 d 1 a 3 t d (load-sin) lsb msb t s (load) t h (load) t s (start) t h (start) strb vout (h) strb, vout timing clk strb (g) clk, strb timing t dr (clk-strb) t df (clk-strb)
mitsubishi 02 / 05 / 01 ver. 1.1e_01 mitsubishi cmos image sensor M64285K preliminary technical data sheet ( 8 / 26 ) specifications and information herein are subject to change without notice. 11. description of functions 11.1. state diagram the state diagram of M64285K is shown above. the sequence to control M64285K 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, M64285K 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. standby ?register setting ?reset state assert start (md3=0) image output over set stop=1 assert start assert start (md3=1) continuous mode image capture & output snapshot mode image capture & output
mitsubishi 02 / 05 / 01 ver. 1.1e_01 mitsubishi cmos image sensor M64285K preliminary technical data sheet ( 9 / 26 ) specifications and information herein are subject to change without notice. 11.2. register allocation no. address 3 2 1 0 contents reset state cf. 0 0000 md3 md2 md1 md0 image capture mode 0000 sec. 11.3 1 0001 0 0 0 0 - 0000 - 2 0010 0 0 0 stop interrupt setting 0000 below 3 0011 dr3 dr2 dr1 dr0 data rate 0000 sec. 11.4 4 0100 c03 c02 c01 c00 accumulation time 1000 sec. 11.5 5 0101 c07 c06 c05 c04 accumulation time 0111 sec. 11.5 6 0110 c11 c10 c09 c08 accumulation time 0000 sec. 11.5 7 0111 c15 c14 c13 c12 accumulation time 0000 sec. 11.5 8 1000 gain3 gain2 gain1 gain0 gain 0000 sec. 11.6 9 1001 0 0 ofst4 gain4 msb setting 0000 - 10 1010 0 0 vref1 vref0 black level output 0001 sec. 11.7 11 1011 ofst3 ofst2 ofst1 ofst0 offset subtraction 0000 sec. 11.8 12 1100 0 0 bstrb stinv strb state 0000 below 13 1101 0 0 1 0 - 0010 - 14 1110 0 0 stdby powsv power save mode 0000 below 15 1111 1 1 1 0 - 1110 - registers description 0 1 reset state stop stop the continuous image capture sequence ordinary stop sequence 0 bstrb strb for optical black level output timing off on 0 stinv invert the strb signal not inverted inverted 0 powsv power save ( amp current to be 1/10) off on 1 stdby standby mode (amp current to be cut) off on 0 description of the bits of interrupt setting, strb state and power save mode. 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. M64285K can output the inverted strb signal. if needed, set stinv to "1", else, set it to "0". M64285K 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.
mitsubishi 02 / 05 / 01 ver. 1.1e_01 mitsubishi cmos image sensor M64285K preliminary technical data sheet ( 10 / 26 ) specifications and information herein are subject to change without notice. 11.3. image capture mode register md (4 bits) * the md value of 4 figures is the arrangement of md3, md2, md1, md0 in this order. md image capture modes cont. / number of data snap bstrb = 1 bstrb = 0 0000 b 2d image cont. 32 + 32 x 32 32 x 32 0100 b projection image cont. 2 + 32+32 32+32 1000 b average data of all pixels snap 1 + 1 1 11.3.1. 2d image continuous mode ( md = 0000 ) 2d image mode ( md = 0000 ) : similar to the ordinary cmos image sensors, M64285K output the 2d (two dimensional) image data projected on the image plane by x-y address scanning. 11.3.2. projection image continuous mode ( md = 0100 ) column proj. row proj. 2d image data column projection image data projection image mode ( md = 0100 ) : the result of the projection processing above is outputted. the timing for reset and accumulation are the same for all of the pixels, like an electronic shutter. 11.3.3. average data snapshot mode ( md = 1000 ) average of all pixels ( md = 1000 ) : the result of average computation of all the pixels on the image plane is outputted in one data. it corresponds to overall exposure metering. right figure shows the projection operation. two dimensional (2d) input image pattern is illuminating the image plane, and all the pixel data in each columns and each rows are taken average followed by 32 column projection data output and 32 row projection data output in sequence. it is a kind of image compression, in which 1024 bytes output data in the 2d form is compressed to 64 bytes data. therefore the readout time and the processing cost in the subsequent part is widely reduced. also, the data range of projection is the same as the 2d image data.
mitsubishi 02 / 05 / 01 ver. 1.1e_01 mitsubishi cmos image sensor M64285K preliminary technical data sheet ( 11 / 26 ) specifications and information herein are subject to change without notice. register range data output output output cycles cycles : doc step step number of steps 0000 b ~ 1111b 4 f ~ 64 f 4 f 16 11.4. data rate setting register, dr (4 bits) M64285K is capable of varying the data output cycles, doc ( = 1 / [data rate] ), in 16 steps to meet various speeds of the a/d converters. doc is set by the dr register. please note that doc affects the accumulation time setting. system system clock data output output output cycle cycle time data data rate rate 2.0 mhz 2.0 ~ 32.0 ? 500 ~ 31.2 khz 1.23 mhz 3.3 ~ 52.0 ? 307.5 ~ 19.2 khz 1.0 mhz 4.0 ~ 64.0 ? 250 ~ 15.6 khz 0.5 mhz 8.0 ~ 128.0 ? 125 ~ 7.8 khz * the register value of 4 figures is the arrangement of dr3, dr2, dr1, dr0 in this order. * doc = ( [register value] + 1 ) x [step] * the setting of the accumulation time varies depending on doc, since the status of the internal counter depends on the varied data rates. ex ) register range min. min. step [ f ] number of steps 0000 h ~ ffff h 0 f 38 + doc doc x 32 65, 536 ex ) 11.5. accumulation time setting register, c (16 bits) the accumulation time of 2d image is set based on the time step needed to read out one line. in the projection image continuous output modes or in snapshot modes, the time step is 32 f , however, there are lower limits of the setting time in projection image continuous output modes decided by the readout time. although it is possible to set a very long accumulation time on the register in the order of second, it does not necessarily mean the analog function is guaranteed. 11.5.1. 2d image : continuous output * md = 0000 * [accum. time] = [register value] x [step] * the output time [ f ] for 1 frame is ( 38 + doc x 32 ) x 33 ( [c register value 001e h ) ( 38 + doc x 32 ) x ( [register value] + 2 ) ( [c register value] 3 001f h ) doc doc system system clock range of of accum. accum. time time step 4 f 2.0 mhz 0 ~ 5.4 s 83 ? 0.5 mhz 0 ~ 21.8 s 332 ? 64 f 2.0 mhz 0 ~ 68.4 s 1043 ? 0.5 mhz 0 ~ 273.4 s 4172 ?
mitsubishi 02 / 05 / 01 ver. 1.1e_01 mitsubishi cmos image sensor M64285K preliminary technical data sheet ( 12 / 26 ) specifications and information herein are subject to change without notice. register range lower limit [ f ] step step number of steps 0000 h ~ ffff h 187 + doc x x 64 32 f 65, 536 ex ) * the output time for 1 frame is [accum. time] + 71 [ f ] doc doc register range system system clock range of of accum. accum. time time step step 0000 h 2.0 mhz 0.222 ms - 4 f ~ 000d h 0.5 mhz 0.886 ms - 000e h 2.0 mhz 0.224 ~ 1,048.6 ms 16 ? ~ ffff h 0.5 mhz 0.896 ~ 4,194.2 ms 64 ? 0000 h 2.0 mhz 2.142 ms - 64 f ~ 0085 h 0.5 mhz 8.566 ms - 0086 h 2.0 mhz 2.144 ~ 1,048.6 ms 16 ? ~ ffff h 0.5 mhz 8.576 ~ 4,194.2 ms 64 ? 11.5.2. projection image : continuous output * md = 0100 * [accum. time] = [register value] x [step] * if the register setting is smaller than the lower limit, this limit value becomes the valid accumulation time. 11.5.3. snapshot modes * md = 1000 * [accum. time] = [register value] x [step] register range range of accum. accum. time [ f ] step number of steps 0001 h ~ ffff h 32 ~ 2097.1 k 32 f 65,535 ex ) register range system system clock range of of accum. accum. time time step step 0001 h 2.0 mhz 0.016 ~ 1,048.6 ms 16.0 ? ~ ffff h 1.5 mhz 0.021 ~ 1,398.1 ms 21.3 ? md image capture modes time time consumption for 1 frame [f] 1000 b average data of all pixels 141 + 32xc + doc cycles from inputting "start" to data output completion. ( "c" is c register value )
mitsubishi 02 / 05 / 01 ver. 1.1e_01 mitsubishi cmos image sensor M64285K preliminary technical data sheet ( 13 / 26 ) specifications and information herein are subject to change without notice. 11.6. gain setting register, g (5 bits) register range gain step number of steps 00000 b ~ 10011 b 0 db ~ 28.5 db 1.5 db 20 * the register value of 5 figures is the arrangement of g4, g3, g2, g1, g0 in this order. * [gain] = [register value] x [step] * when the gain is set to 0 db ( g = 00000 ), the saturation output ( maximum signal displacement from the black level ) is 2 v. this is the standard gain setting. vref1 vref0 black level remarks 0 1 1.0 v recommended for normal image capture 1 0 1.5 v 1 1 2.0 v recommended for edge extraction modes 11.7. black level output voltage setting register, vref (2 bits) this register sets the output voltage corresponding to the image signal output value of 0. 11.8. offset subtraction setting register, ofst (5 bits) v ref a/d range offset subtraction gain = (x 2) gain = (x 2) range over optimum range some image processing application need to acquire precisely the important contrast information laying in the high level part of the a/d conversion range. in this case, by only setting the gain higher, the output * the register value of 5 figures is the arrangement of ofst4, ofst3, ofst2, ofst1, ofst0 in this order. * [offset value] = [register value] x [step] register range offset step number of steps 00000 b ~ 11111 b 0 v ~ 1.86 v 0.06 v 16 easily exceed the a/d conversion range. M64285K is able to subtract some offset from the data before amplification. by means of this function, as shown in the figure, it becomes possible to obtain high contrast image in the optimum range. ofst register decides the magnitude of this offset. the output data is obtained after subtracting the value in the table below from the image data, under the standard gain condition (0 db). the offset value to be subtracted is proportional to the gain. if there is no need of subtracting offset, as in the case of capturing normal image in full range, set the ofst register 00000.
mitsubishi 02 / 05 / 01 ver. 1.1e_01 mitsubishi cmos image sensor M64285K preliminary technical data sheet ( 14 / 26 ) specifications and information herein are subject to change without notice. 12. examples of setting up the registers conditions used for the above examples * system clock : 2 mhz * data rage : 2 ? / data for 2d image 20 ? / data for projection image. * accumulation time : 10.0 ms ( standard accumulation time ) * gain : 0 db * offset subtraction : no subtraction. * strobe pulse : strobe signal is not inverted. no strobe output at the timing of optical black pixel data. * power save setting : power save is off. image capture modes register register address address 0 1 2 3 4 ~ 7 8 ~ 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 2d image ( reset state ) 0h 0h 0h 0h 0078h 00h 1h 0h 0h 2h 0h eh projection image 4h 0h 0h 9h 0271h 00h 1h 0h 0h 2h 0h eh average data of all pixels 8h 0h 0h 9h 0271h 00h 1h 0h 0h 2h 0h eh * the 4 figures number in the boxes of "4 ~ 7" are the arrangements of register h, g, f, e contents in this order, in the hexadecimal expression. * the 2 figures number in the boxes of "8 ~ 9" are the arrangements of register k, j contents in this order, in the hexadecimal expression.
mitsubishi 02 / 05 / 01 ver. 1.1e_01 mitsubishi cmos image sensor M64285K preliminary technical data sheet ( 15 / 26 ) specifications and information herein are subject to change without notice. 13. operational timing 13.1. chip reset register set image capture start the registers are set after resetting the chip. the timing chart below shows the operation up to the image capture. reset is done asynchronous with clk. the input data, sin, which is used to set registers is inputted serially asynchronous with clk and latched to the registers by the load signal. detailed timing of sin and load is given in "13.2. register set". after the contents of all registers have been decided, start is inputted in synchronous with the rise of clk. then, the counter used for controlling purposes is reset to the initial value which is specified by the register. now, the image capture starts. if the period of load or start is longer than 2 clks, the valid timing is the first clk rise for load, and the last clk rise for start. 13.2. register set the input data sin is composed of 8 bits (x16). the leading 4 bits are the address and the following 4 bits are data. the input data is transferred to a temporary register at the rising edge of sclk (asynchronous with clk), and when load goes "h", the contents of the register become fixed at the rising edge of clk. sclk sin load a3 a2 a1 a0 d3 d2 d1 a3 a2 a1 a0 d3 d2 d1 data 0 becomes valid data 1 becomes valid clk d0 d0 a3 a2 a1 a0 address 0 data 0 address 1 data 1 address 2 clk sin load reset reg 0 reg 1 reg 14 reg 15 add 0 dat 0 add 1 dat 1 add 2 dat14 add15 dat15 start data 0 data 1 data14 data15 0000 0000 0000 1110
mitsubishi 02 / 05 / 01 ver. 1.1e_01 mitsubishi cmos image sensor M64285K preliminary technical data sheet ( 16 / 26 ) specifications and information herein are subject to change without notice. 13.3. image data output image data is outputted from vout serially. simultaneously, the strb signal is outputted as the timing reference for a/d conversion. the strb is basically in synchronous with the rising edge of clk, and its pulse width ("h" level) is 4 f . however the pulse width ("h" level) becomes 2 f only when doc = 4 f . at the timing of outputting the optical black pixel (obp), strb pulse is outputted only in the case bstrb = 1. obp timing is shown by the hatched strb pulse or the hatched box. 13.3.1. 2d image : continuous output * md = 0000 13.3.2. projection image : continuous output * md = 0100 clk strb image data obp row row 0 row 1 row 31 obp row 32 rows h blanking period ( 38 f ) v blanking period ( differ by accumulation time ) data 0 data 1 data 30 data 31 doc 1 frame period clk strb image data clm0 clm31 blanking period ( differ by accumulation time ) clm proj. 32 data doc 80 f clm30 clm obp data row obp data row0 clm proj. 32 data row proj. 32 data 1 frame period obp obp obp
mitsubishi 02 / 05 / 01 ver. 1.1e_01 mitsubishi cmos image sensor M64285K preliminary technical data sheet ( 17 / 26 ) specifications and information herein are subject to change without notice. 13.3.3. average data of all pixels : snapshot * md = 1000 clk strb image data ave. data doc obp data 80 f start blanking period ( differ by accumulation time )
mitsubishi 02 / 05 / 01 ver. 1.1e_01 mitsubishi cmos image sensor M64285K preliminary technical data sheet ( 18 / 26 ) specifications and information herein are subject to change without notice. 14. application circuit an example of application circuit with mitsubishi's 16 bit microcontroller m16c / 6x series is shown. this circuit diagram only shows an examle of connection, and the performance is not guaranteed by this figure. 10pf 100 w vout load clk reset start sin sclk strb m16c / 61 / 62 p100/an0 p83/int1 p80/ta4out p97/adtrg p96/anex1 p95/anex0 p94/da1 p92/tb2in p91/tb1in 3 4 17 16 5 18 6 11 microcontroller M64285K 22 w pixel array 32 x 32 optical black pixels dgnd dvdd 10? dvdd 0.1? 10? agnd1 avdd1 9 13 agnd2 avdd2 10 12 0.1? 8 15 p85/nmi dvdd 10k w
mitsubishi 02 / 05 / 01 ver. 1.1e_01 mitsubishi cmos image sensor M64285K preliminary technical data sheet ( 19 / 26 ) specifications and information herein are subject to change without notice. 15. typical characteristics measurement conditions are as follows unless otherwise noted. vdd=5v, gain=0db, clk=2mhz, vref=1.0v, accum. time=10ms, room temp., light source is a uniform light from a 2856 ?150 k halogen light valve without ir cut filter. the characteristics shown in this section are example characteristics and not guaranteed. 2d img (eff) 100ms 2d img (eff) 10ms 2d img (eff) 1ms 2d img (eff) 0.1ms 2d img (ob) 100ms 2d img (ob) 10ms 2d img (ob) 1ms 2d img (ob) 0.1ms (eff) : effective pixels (ob) : optical black pixels col prj (eff) 100ms col prj (eff) 10ms col prj (eff) 1ms col prj (eff) 0.1ms col prj (ob) 100ms col prj (ob) 10ms col prj (ob) 1ms col prj (ob) 0.1ms row prj (eff) 100ms row prj (eff) 10ms row prj (eff) 1ms row prj (eff) 0.1ms row prj (ob) 100ms row prj (ob) 10ms row prj (ob) 1ms row prj (ob) 0.1ms [ sensitivity characteristics for 2d image data ] [ sensitivity characteristics for projection data ] 0.1 1 10 100 1000 10000 faceplate illumination [ lx ] 0.01 0.1 1 10 0.01 0.1 1 10 0.1 1 10 100 1000 10000 faceplate illumination [ lx ] (eff) : effective pixels (ob) : optical black pixels * too strong illumination makes the output decrease, due to the noise cancel circuit configuration.
mitsubishi 02 / 05 / 01 ver. 1.1e_01 mitsubishi cmos image sensor M64285K preliminary technical data sheet ( 20 / 26 ) specifications and information herein are subject to change without notice. [ sensitivity spectrum ] [ gain linearity ] 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 gain setting [ db ] 0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 400 500 600 700 800 900 wavelength [ nm ]
mitsubishi 02 / 05 / 01 ver. 1.1e_01 mitsubishi cmos image sensor M64285K preliminary technical data sheet ( 21 / 26 ) specifications and information herein are subject to change without notice. 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 4.5 5 5.5 power supply voltage [ v ] 2v 1.5v 1v 60 61 62 -10 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 ambient temperature [ ? ] [ offset subtraction step dependence on temperature ] [ black level setting dependence on power supply voltage ]
mitsubishi 02 / 05 / 01 ver. 1.1e_01 mitsubishi cmos image sensor M64285K preliminary technical data sheet ( 22 / 26 ) specifications and information herein are subject to change without notice. 0.5 1 1.5 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 gain [ times ] [ black level deviation dependence on gain ] accum. time = 100ms, gain = 24db accum. time = 1ms plural lines indicate different samples. [ dark signal dependence on temperature ] effective pixels optical black pixels 0.001 0.01 0.1 1 -10 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 ambient temperature [ ? ]
mitsubishi 02 / 05 / 01 ver. 1.1e_01 mitsubishi cmos image sensor M64285K preliminary technical data sheet ( 23 / 26 ) specifications and information herein are subject to change without notice. 4 4.5 5 5.5 4.5 5 5.5 power supply voltage [ v ] 1.5 2 2.5 -10 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 ambient temperature [ ? ] [ output range dependence on temperature ] accum. time = 100ms (range) = (saturation level) - (black level) [ maximum output voltage dependence on power supply voltage ] upper limit of the output from vout pin. is measured.
mitsubishi 02 / 05 / 01 ver. 1.1e_01 mitsubishi cmos image sensor M64285K preliminary technical data sheet ( 24 / 26 ) specifications and information herein are subject to change without notice. [ current consumption in each output states ] [ current consumption dependence on temperature ] accum. time: 1ms / 10ms, powsv: on / off, output mode: 2d / proj. strb pin was loaded by 33pf capacitance; vout pin was floating. 2d image output mode, accum. time =10ms, powsv=on strb pin was loaded by 33pf capacitance; vout pin was floating. 2 2.2 2.4 2.6 2.8 3 -10 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 ambient temperature [ ? ] 0.49 0.43 0.36 0.33 0.49 0.43 0.36 0.33 0.15 0.12 0.12 0.11 0.15 0.15 0.12 0.11 3.8 1.5 1.4 0.7 3.8 3.8 3.8 3.8 0.00 0.50 1.00 1.50 2.00 2.50 3.00 3.50 4.00 4.50 iamp ipix idig
mitsubishi 02 / 05 / 01 ver. 1.1e_01 mitsubishi cmos image sensor M64285K preliminary technical data sheet ( 2 5 / 26 ) specifications and information herein are subject to change without notice. ( chip surface ) ( tilt not included in tolerance ) 16. outline dimensions note ) 1. chip rotation tolerance : ? 2. chip tilt from cavity surface b : 70?
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