Sharp AR-5132 Service Manual page 34

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Block diagram
∅ RS-EVEN
GND
VDD
21
19
18
VOUT-EVEN
20
Output amplifier
GND
20
VGG
2
VOUT-ODD
3
Output amplifier
4
5
∅ RS-ODD
VDD
CCD GA pin index
Pin
Pin name
No.
1
NC
2
AD0
*
*
Odd number pixel A/D conversion result
8
AD6
9
AD7
Odd number pixel A/D conversion result
11
BD0
Odd number pixel A/D conversion result
12
BD1
*
*
Odd number pixel A/D conversion result
18
BD7
20
BD8
Sync signal from LSU (HSYNC)
Self running mode selection
21
SMODE
(in the shading correction)
22
WB
Shading writing white/black control
23
SHINHB
Shading effective signal
24
RESB
Reset signal
In shading black writing, initialize at 0.
25
ADRSTB
Address reset black
28
WRCK
Shading writing clock
30
32MCK
32MHz input
32
TST
GA test pin
33
DACKE
Even number D/A clock
34
DACK0
Odd number D/A clock
35
CCDCK
Clock to be sent to the CCD PWB
φ ROG signal to be sent to the CCD PWB
36
ROGB
Sent to the CCD PWB to make φ LH signal valid.
37
SETB
Valid at 1.
38
CLMP
Clamp signal
39
VRST
Capacitor discharge signal
40
ADCK
A/D clock
41
FWCK
Write clock to the FIFO for image output
42
8MCK
8MHz clock
44
PXCK
Image output pixel clock
45
RRESB
Image output FIFO /RSTR (read reset)
46
RREB
Image output FIFO /RE (read enable)
47
SRCK
White correction data read clock
48
SRRESB White correction data FIFO /RSTR (read reset)
49
SRREB
White correction data FIFO /RE (read enable)
50
SWCK
White correction data FIFO WCK (write clock)
51
SH
Line sync signal
53
ABD0
*
*
Odd number/even number synthesized pixel signal
61
ABD7
63
BWCKE
Black correction data write clock (even number)
64
BWCK0
Black correction data write clock (odd number)
∅ LH-EVEN
∅ 2-EVEN
∅ 1-EVEN
17
14
13
CCD analog shift register
Read out gate
Read out gate
CCD analog shift register
6
8
9
10
11
∅ LH-ODD
∅ 2-ODD ∅ 1-ODD
GND
VDD
Function
[CCD GA and peripheral circuit]
The CCD control GA and the peripheral circuit are connected as
shown in the figure on the next page.
[CCD GA functions]
The CCD GA functions are classified as follows:
A. CCD reading
B. Shading correction data writing
The CCD reading is further classified as follows:
a. Supply of clocks and timing signals to the CCD PWB (which in-
cludes the CCD)
b. Supply of timing signals to the analog circuit which processes the
output signal from the CCD PWB
c. Supply of timing signals to the A/D convertor, the D/A convertor,
and the digital circuits.
12
∅ ROG
There are following kinds of digital circuit.
FIFO for shading (for white correction)
Latch for shading (for black correction)
FIFO for output of image data
d. Image data of the odd number channel and the even number
channel which are A/D converted are synthesized into one line.
The CCD reading operation is divided into the dependent running
mode and the self running mode by setting of the SMODE pin.
The dependent running mode is for copiers. Reading of one line is
performed at falling of the HSYNC signal from the LSU. Then the
machine enters the standby state for the next falling of the HSYNC
signal.
Therefore reading of one line is always synchronized with falling of
the HSYNC signal.
If the HSYNC interval falls below the specified level (326.5µs), the
HSYNC is dropped.
Since reading of one line is based on the counter operating at 8MHz
inside the GA, an error of max. 125ns is generated from falling of the
HSYNC to starting reading the one line.
When receiving image data through ICU, the SH which is outputted
from the CCD GA is used as the reference of timing.
In the self running mode, reading is started regardless of the SYNC
signal from outside when in shading correction.
Since reading of one line is started at the timing when the internal
counter becomes zero, the counter itself becomes zero when reset is
performed. Since the reset pin of the CCD control PWB is fixed to
HIGH, the timing for starting reading the line depends on the initial
state of the internal counter. The time (accumulated time, 334.38µs)
for one line is 2675 counts in 8MHz in the self running mode.
The accumulated time in the dependent running mode is 334.21µs
±0.1% (the LSU specification). In the self running mode, therefore,
the accumulated time is +0.05% of the standard value in the depend-
ent running mode.
In either mode of the self running and the dependent running, the SH
is used as the starting reference by the ICU, etc. The SH is turned
HIGH for one frequency of the timing clock PKCK for sending image
data from the CCD to the ICU.
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