Toshiba CSB1100F Dépliant

Ver.1.02

Practical operation example

9. Specification

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［Electronic Specification］

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(1) Image sensor

CMOS image sensor

• Total pixel

1280(H) x 1024(V)

• Active pixel

1240(H) x 1024(V)

• Pixel size

6.7(H) x 6.7(V) micro m

• Image area

8.308mm(H) x 6.854mm(V)

• Driving frequency

39.3216 MHz

(2) Scanning line

1024 lines

(3) Scanning system

Progressive

(4) Frame rate

16 fps（Exposure time: 62.5 micro sec）

(5) Sync system

Internal

(6) Aspect ratio

5 : 4

(7) Subject illumination

2600lx，F5.6（3100K）（Exposure time: Approx 16 msec）

(8) Video output time

Approx. 62.2 msec

(9) Interface

Conforms to IEEE Std. 1394a-2000

Transfer speed

400Mbps

(10) Video mode

Format7/Special format (in WOI) Mono 8bit

(11) Protocol

Conforms to 1394-based Digital Camera Specification ver.1.3

(12) Input signal

TRIG (Shutter Trigger) 3.3V CMOS level

Grabbing timing

Falling edge detection

Pulse width

Minimum : 5 micro sec

Max : no limit

(13) Electronic shutter

Shutter speed (preset inside the camera) selection via communication
command 1 through 4000 (approx. 62.5 micro sec through 1 sec)

(14) Shutter mode

Global shutter

(15) Random Trigger

RTS operation is available by external trigger input. Shutter speed

Shutter

preset or shutter speed control by pulse width is available.

Mode 0

Shutter speed preset mode (preset inside camera)

Mode 1

Shutter speed can be controlled via shutter trigger pulse width.

The camera starts light-exposure at the falling edge timing and ends it at
the rising edge timing.

(16) Power supply

DC+8V through DC+30V (IEEE1394 cable power supply)

(17) Power condition

Approx. 1.5W (at +30V)

Approx. 1.4W (at +12V)

Approx. 1.4W (at +8V)

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［Mechanical Specification］

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(1) External dimension

44(W)×29(H)×52(D) mm（Without projection）

(2) Weight

Approx. 120 g

(3) Lens mount

C-mount

(4) Flange back

17.526 mm

(5) Chassis grounding

Between Connector shell and FG

Continuity provided

/insulation

Between FG and SG

Continuity not provided

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［Use environmental conditions］

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(1) Ambient condition
Temperature:

Performance guaranteed From 0 through 40 degrees Celsius
Operation guaranteed

From –5 through 45 degrees Celsius

Preservation

From –20 through 60 degrees Celsius

Humidity:

Performance guaranteed From 20 through 80 % (No condensing)
Operation guaranteed

From 20 through 80 % (No condensing)

Preservation

From 20 through 95 % (No condensing)

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［Interface specification］

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Please contact our sales person about interface specification.

10. Timing Chart

(1) Normal shutter mode (Format 7 mode 0)

(2) Random Trigger Shutter mode (Fix mode, Format 7 mode 0)

Shutter speed depends on the internal resister setting value.
After trigger IN, next trigger signal is not acceptable until the readout is completed.

(3) Random Trigger Shutter (Pulse width control, Format 7 mode 0)

Shutter speed depends on the trigger pulse width.
After trigger IN, next trigger signal is acceptable until the readout is completed.

(4) Scalable (Fix mode, Format 7 mode 1)

(5) Scalable (Pulse width control, Format 7 mode 1)

(6) WOI mode (Fix mode, Format X)

(7) WOI mode (Pulse width control, Format X)

11. External View

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A-block

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(2)

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(X1,Y1)

(X2,Y2)

B-block

(3)

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(X3,Y3)

(X4,Y4)

C-block

(10)

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(X5,Y5)

(X6,Y6)

D-block

(9)

(11)

(13)

(15)

(X7,Y7)

(X8,Y8)

In the case of four readout areas
The designated areas are read out in order of
address from start (X1, Y1) to the end (X8, Y8).

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

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(7)

(X1,Y1)

(X2,Y2)

In the case of only one readout area
A  readout  area  can  be  designated  by  the  start
address  (X1,  Y1)  and  the  end  address  (X2,  Y2).
The  camera  can  read  out  the  user-defined  area
through this function.
The  each  address  is  designated  by  the  start
address  and  lengths  (pixel  numbers)  of  “X”  and
“Y” directions.

A-block

B-block

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(X1,Y1)

(X2,Y2)

(X3,Y3)

(X4,Y4)

In the case of more than two readout areas
The area designated by the start address (X1, Y1)
and  the  end  address  (X2,  Y2)  is  read  out  first
(A-block in the left figure).
After  reading  out  of  A-block,  the  next  area
designated  by  (X3,  Y3)  and  (X4,  Y4)  is  read  out
(B-block in the left figure)

A-block

B-block

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(X1,Y1)

(X2,Y2)

(X3,Y3)

(X4,Y4)

In  the  case  of  more  than  two  readout  areas  and
including the same readout lines with each other
The  designated  areas  are  read  out  in  order  of
address  from  the  start  (X1,  Y1)  to  the  end  (X4,
Y4).