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Operation
TM-75/76 High-Resolution CCD Camera
3.2 Operating Modes
Besides normal operation, the TM-75/76 supports the following versatile operations that can be
selected:
Standard Interlace Mode
Field integration Mode
Frame Integration Mode
External Sync Mode
Interlace Scan Mode
Non-interlace Scan Mode
Reset-Restart Mode with Electronic Shutter
Trigger Width Mode
Trigger Position Mode
Snapshot Mode (Donpisha Mode)
3.2.1 Standard Interlace Mode
See Section 5, “Operation Mode,” for setting and operation of modes.
3.2.1 (a) Field Mode and Frame Mode
The field and frame integration mode is selectable. The frame integration is used to separate all CCD
pixels and the exposure of Odd and Even fields generate the full frame image shown in the figure below.
3.2.1 (b) Field Mode Binning
The field integration is done by combining two pixel rows (binning) together, each pair alternating as
interlace scan is generated. Row 1 is binned with row 2, and row 3 is binned with row 4. In Field 2, row
2 is binned with row 3, row 4 with row 5, and so on.
3.2.2 Cyclic (Continuous) Shutter Mode
With rotary switch shutter control, the TM-75/76 operates at the internally predefined shutter speeds.
Each field output is exposed for the same period. The shutter control varies the substrate discharge
timing. The duration between the shutter pulse and transfer gate timing (9.5H from VD leading edge for
EIA, 14.5H for CCIR) decides the exposure time. The following four cyclic shutter modes are available:
High-Speed Cyclic Shutter mode
Trigger Position Reset/Restart Shutter mode
Trigger Width Reset/Restart Shutter mode
Snapshot Reset/Restart Shutter mode
Contact PULNiX for timing charts of various cyclic shutter modes.
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