Description

The XGS family was designed for industrial and ITS applications

but is also used in applications that benefit from compact, global

shutter sensing. The higher resolution variants, featuring a larger

optical format, are specifically targeted at applications where larger

fields of view in combination with an excellent optical resolution are

required such as flat panel display inspection, aerial surveillance and

printed circuit board inspection. XGS is a truly hardware scalable

solution with a universal data, control and optical interface where parts

only differ in resolution and frame rate. The family has been specified

for compatibility with popular machine vision cameras and is ready to

take maximum advantage from upcoming camera interface standards

like USB 3.2, Thunderbolt (rev. 3) and 10 GigE and 4x CoaXPress6.

For ITS, it brings a next step in low light imaging and an interesting

range of resolutions.

Within the XGS family the image is read out through a column ADC

architecture and then transferred over a HiSPi digital interface. The

sensors can be configured to use from 48 to 12 data channels. The

on−chip digital logic, programmable via the serial interface, generates

all internal timing for integration control and supports all read out

modes.

Advanced trigger functions enable synchronization to external

events (Master and Slave Triggered) but also allow the camera to

synchronize the image read out with the host (receiver) on a frame or

line basis (Slave Frame Read and Slave Line Read).

The image can be read out by up to 64 independent ROIs; a unique

identifier will enable the host to detect the active ROI configuration

during the transfer over the HiSPi interface.

Up to three different register configurations sets (contexts) can be

programmed and also sequentially enabled (frame by Frame) with a

single command over the control interface.

Various operating modes enable a flexible sensor operation to meet

application specific requirements such as reduced read out data rate,

implemented by HiSPi channel multiplexing (48, 36, 24, & 12

channels), reduced power consumption by going to an idle mode while

waiting for an external trigger.

The XGS 45000 sensor adds to the XGS family and has the same pin

functionality, optical performance, and sequencer as the rest of the

XGS family of sensor

Features

 On−chip 12−bit Column ADCs

 10−bit Mode with Increased Frame Rate of

52 fps (48−lane) at Full Resolution

 Companding & 10−Bit Mode at 37 fps

(24−lane) and 19 fps (12−lane)

 Dual Gain Mode with 74.5 dB Dynamic

Range (TJ = 40C) at Half Frame Rate

 Data Interface: 48−lane HiSPi (Scalable

Low−Voltage Signaling)

 Configurable Number of HiSPi Lanes: 48,

36, 24 or 12

 Two−Wire (I2C) and Four−Wire (SPI)

Serial Interface

 Triggered Integration and Readout Control

 Programmable Control for up to 64

Regions of Interest (ROI)

 Context Switching

 These Devices are Pb−Free, Halogen

Free/BFR Free and are RoHS Compliant

Applications

 Machine Vision

 Security

 Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS)

 Broadcasting (8192 by 4320 @60 fps)

 Medical

 Scientific