Справочник Пользователя для Sony XCD-MV6
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Overview
The XCD-MV6 digital video camera module employs
the IEEE1394b-2002 standard and is equipped with
quality digital camera features. Despite its compact size,
this camera is equipped with a host of features such as
digital signal processing in the camera which reduces
the load of image processing in a PC, bus
synchronization, and broadcast delivery of commands.
This digital output camera conforms to the IIDC 1.32
protocol, taking full advantage of IEEE1394
capabilities.
the IEEE1394b-2002 standard and is equipped with
quality digital camera features. Despite its compact size,
this camera is equipped with a host of features such as
digital signal processing in the camera which reduces
the load of image processing in a PC, bus
synchronization, and broadcast delivery of commands.
This digital output camera conforms to the IIDC 1.32
protocol, taking full advantage of IEEE1394
capabilities.
Main Features
High-speed transmission at 1.6 Gbps
Transmission speed supports the following two types:
S1600 (1.6 Gbps (1600Mbps)) and S800 (800 Mbps).
S1600 (1.6 Gbps (1600Mbps)) and S800 (800 Mbps).
Equipped with a CMOS sensor
With a 1/3" CMOS Sensor, the camera can output video
at a frame rate of 60 fps with a image size of WVGA
(H:752 × V:480) and VGA (H:640 × V:480).
at a frame rate of 60 fps with a image size of WVGA
(H:752 × V:480) and VGA (H:640 × V:480).
Digital signal processing
The camera is equipped with Sony's own correction
function which corrects pixel blemishes and vertical
stripes characteristic of CMOS Sensors.
In addition, it is also equipped with a function to correct
shading produced by lenses and light sources, achieving
high image quality required for machine vision use.
function which corrects pixel blemishes and vertical
stripes characteristic of CMOS Sensors.
In addition, it is also equipped with a function to correct
shading produced by lenses and light sources, achieving
high image quality required for machine vision use.
Broadcast delivery of commands
The camera settings for all the cameras connected to the
same bus can be changed at the same time. For example,
the gain or shutter speed is set to the same value on all
the cameras, or exposure starts on all the cameras
simultaneously using a software trigger.
same bus can be changed at the same time. For example,
the gain or shutter speed is set to the same value on all
the cameras, or exposure starts on all the cameras
simultaneously using a software trigger.
Memory Channel
The memory channel allows storage of up to 15 sets of
camera settings such as gain and shutter.
camera settings such as gain and shutter.
Image Buffer (Memory Shot)
The image exposed from the sensor is stored in the
camera’s built-in memory. The stored image can be read
out using a command from the host PC when required.
camera’s built-in memory. The stored image can be read
out using a command from the host PC when required.
The number of frames is not dependent on bit length.
The maximum number of frames is 100, regardless of
image size.
The maximum number of frames is 100, regardless of
image size.
Partial scan
Partial scan clips a required angle of view (area) from
the entire screen to be read out. As a part of the image is
read out, the unit takes advantage of reduced image data
and high-speed transfer. The minimum clipping unit is
64 pixels × 24 lines.
the entire screen to be read out. As a part of the image is
read out, the unit takes advantage of reduced image data
and high-speed transfer. The minimum clipping unit is
64 pixels × 24 lines.
Connector with fixing screws
The camera employs a fixing screw connector resistant
to vibration and shock in both the IEEE1394b and 8-pin
connectors.
to vibration and shock in both the IEEE1394b and 8-pin
connectors.
Low power consumption, vibration and
shock-resistant structure, and compact
size
shock-resistant structure, and compact
size
IIDC Ver.1.32 protocol compliant
XCD-MV6
Standard image size (H × V) 640 × 480 (VGA)
Bit length
Mono8
100 frames maximum
Mono16
100 frames maximum