Photon Focus CameraLink MV1-D1312 series User Manual page 54

5 Hardware Interface
For the delay in the frame grabber, please ask your frame grabber manufacturer. The camera
delay consists of a constant trigger delay and a variable delay (jitter), due to the sampling of
the trigger signal by the clocked camera electronic. The trigger delay and the jitter are
specified in Table 5.6 and shown in Fig. 5.9. The description of the parameters is summarized in
Table 5.5.
Trigger delay type
t
d FG
t
jitter
t
d camera
t
d opto
Table 5.5: Trigger Delay Parameters
Trigger delay type
t
jitter
t
d camera
Table 5.6: Trigger Delay for the MV1-D1312(I) camera series in sequential read out mode
Table 5.7: Interface Strobe/Trigger Delay for the MV1-D1312(I) camera series
In simultaneous read out mode trigger delay times may exceed indicated trigger
delay times of the sequential read out mode (see Table 5.6).
Trigger multiple cameras with strobe output only with an additional buffer.

Please contact Photonfocus for further information on trigger delay times in
simultaneous read out mode.
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Description
Trigger delay of the frame grabber, refer to frame grabber manual
Variable camera trigger delay
Constant camera trigger delay
Variable trigger delay of opto coupler
MV1-D1312(I)-40
100 ns
600 ns
Delay type
Trigger t
d opto
Strobe t (min/max)
d opto
MV1-D1312(I)-80 MV1-D1312(I)-160
50 ns
300 ns
MV1-D1312(I) Series
90 ns
(0.2 / 1.4) µs
25 ns
150 ns