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Operation Mode
TM-75/76 High-Resolution CCD Camera
5.4 Pulse Position Reset-Restart Shutter
The shutter trigger pulse (TRIG) is required to be wider than 1H (>70 µsec) for this operation. Like
continuous shutter mode, the last discharge pulse occurs as external shutter control. The position is
determined at 1H after the detection of the TRIG pulse edge. The transfer (read out) occurs at 9.5H
(14.5H for the TM-76) from reset-restart VD leading edge. The minimum exposure time is 0.5H (34.4
µsec). Because the shutter operation is synchronized with an internal horizontal clock, a stable exposure
time is assured even though TRIG is applied with minor variation relative to the HD timing. In order to
avoid flickering between each field exposure, it is advisable to synchronize the TRIG with reset-restart
VD. If one frame (two fields) of shutter images are required, the TRIG pulse must be synchronous to the
interlace scanning relationship.
FIGURE 13. Pulse Position Reset-Restart Timing
FIGURE 14. Pulse Position Odd Field Timing
EXT. VD (R-R)
EXT. TRIG
Discharge
Transfer Gate
Accumulation
(Exposure)
Video
INTERNAL
TRIG
HD
9.5H (EIA), 14.5H (CCIR)
HD
VD (Internal)
EXT. TRIG
INTERNAL TRIG
DISCHARGE
TRANSFER
Min. Exposure (1/2H)
Exposure Time: = (9.5H -1H) - 8 H=0.5H (EIA)
= (14.5H-1H) -13H=0.5H (CCIR)
ODD Field Relationship
Shortest Exposure Example: 8H for EIA, 13H for CCIR
9,5H (EIA), 14.5H (CCIR)
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