Triggered Mode With Overlap - XIMEA xiQ series Technical Manual

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t
= t
+ t
trig_min
exp
Example for MQ013MG-E2, Exposure time = 500µs, image = 500 pixels width x 200 pixels height:
t
= 29µs + 500µs + 400µs + 16.6µs * 200lines = 4.249µs
trig_min
4.3.2.4.

Triggered mode with overlap

Several sensors are capable to trigger exposure in overlap mode, so it is capable to reach the same frame rate as in free run
mode.
When the trigger period is longer than the exposure and readout time, the signal wave form will look similar to Triggered mode
without overlap. However when the trigger period is decreased, the sensor will expose the images in overlap mode. In this case,
the frame active signal will be constantly active.
Sensor timing in Exposure Overlapped with Data Readout Mode
figure 4-3, acquisition mode – triggered with overlap
For timing description please see previous paragraph
Typical times for selected camera models
Camera Model
DownS
MQ042xG-CM
any
MQ022xG-CM
any
MQ003xG-CM
any
table 4-5, trigger mode with overlap, timing
Notes:
N1: V(Input)=15V
N2: 8bit per pixel maximum bandwidth (TBD)
N3: t
> t
for t
exps
rd
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+ t
exps
rd
t
[µs]
t
[µs]
itr
exp
1.4
10
1.4
10
1.4
10
< t
t
and t
will plus (t
,
exps
rd
eio
exp
rd
t
[µs]
t
[µs]
t
[µs]
eio
expo
rd
11/224
0
(64.5+5.375*LC)*BWF
11/224
0
(37.625+5.375*LC)*BWF
11/224
0
(40.625+6.771*LC)*BWF
- t
)
exp
Notes
N1,N2
N1,N2
N1,N2,N3
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