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19 / 60 page ![]() 19/60 VV6501 Functional Description Dark calibration algorithm The dark line monitoring logic accumulates a number of dark pixels, calculates an average and then compares this average with the appropriate black level. There is a bit in serial register 45 which determines whether the offset applied is the user-programmable value from serial register 44, or the value calculated by the offset cancellation processor. The dark offset cancellation algorithm accumulates data from the dark lines which is input to a leaky integrator and an appropriate offset is calculated. Following an exposure/gain change, on power up or when going out of suspend mode, the history in the dark calibration leaky integrator is reset to the incoming value as the previously stored value will be out of date. User control The serial interface allows the user the following additional controls: q Accumulate dark pixels, calculate dark pixel average and report, but do not apply anything to data stream q Accumulate dark pixels, calculate dark pixel average, report and apply internally calculated offset to data stream q Accumulate dark pixels, calculate dark pixel average and report, but apply a SIF supplied offset 3.1.10 Sensor clock and frame rate control The frame rate is determined by both the input sensor clock and some additional registers under user control. Sensor clock The sensor requires a single-ended clock input. A 24MHz clock is required to generate 30 frames per second VGA images. The results is a pixel rate of 12MHz. Slower frame rates In order to achieve slower frame-rates the user has a number of options: q increase the inter-frame time by adding blank line (via SIF register) q apply a slower external clock q divide down the external clock using the sensor internal clock divider (via SIF register) Clock divider The sensor contains a 4-bit register with which the user selects the clock divider setting (N). Table 5 gives the mapping between the clk_div value and the divider ratio. Table 5: User programmable clock divider values clk_div[3:0] divide by 0000 [default] 1 0001 2 001X 4 010X 6 011X 8 100X 10 |
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