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511820003 Datasheet(PDF) 37 Page - OSRAM GmbH

Part # 511820003
Description  1.3 MP NIR Enhanced Global Shutter CMOS Image Sensor
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• v6-00 • 2023-Aug-09
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Figure 43:
HDR Mode Control Registers
Function
Address
Default Value
Description
HDR mode enable
16’h3220
8
’h83
Bit[6]: HDR mode
1: Enable
0: Disable
Total exposure time
{16’h3e00[3:0],
16’h3e01,
16’h3e02}
20’h00200
In the unit of 1/16 line
HDR exposure time
{16’h3e31,
16’h3e32}
1
6’h0020
In the unit of 1/16 line
HDRC exposure ratio
setting
1
6’h5400
8
’h00
Total exposure time -{16'h3e01,
16'h3e02}; the value of second
exposure time {16'h3e31,16'h3e32},
value of 16'h5400=255*(1
– second
exposure time/total exposure time)
9.4
AEC & AGC
The AEC/AGC adjustment is based on the image
’s brightness. AEC adjusts the exposure time while
AGC adjusts the gain value so that the image
’s brightness can fall within a range bounded by pre-set
brightness thresholds.
9.4.1
AEC & AGC Control Strategy
This chip does not have the AEC function, so a back-end platform is needed in order to achieve
AEC/AGC.
During the AEC/AGC adjustment process, the exposure time and gain are interrelated and should be
considered as a whole. A recommended adjustment strategy is as follows: maximize the exposure
time first, and then apply gain if the exposure time has reached its maximum.
Consider a dark scene, the sequence of adjustment is: 1) increase the exposure time with no gain until
the exposure time reaches its maximum; 2) when the exposure time reaches its maximum but the
image is still too dark, adjust the gain. It should be noted that when the gain is increased, the average
image noise also increases. However, when the exposure time increases, the signal-to-noise ratio will
improve.
On the other hand, when the image is too bright, the gain should be reduced first. If all gains are
reduced to their minimum but the image is still too bright, then the exposure time should be reduced.



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