User Manual MV1-D1312(I) CameraLinkÂ®Series - Machine Vision

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AAFunctionality4This chapter serves as an overview of the camera configuration modes and explains camerafeatures. The goal is to describe what can be done with the camera. The setup of theMV1-D1312(I) series cameras is explained in later chapters.4.1 Image Acquisition4.1.1 Free-running and Trigger ModeThe MV1-D1312(I) CMOS cameras provide two different readout modes:Sequential readout Frame time is the sum of exposure time and readout time. Exposure timeof the next image can only start if the readout time of the current image is finished.Simultaneous readout (interleave) The frame time is determined by the maximum of theexposure time or of the readout time, which ever of both is the longer one. Exposuretime of the next image can start during the readout time of the current image.Sequential readoutSimultaneous readoutMV1-D1312(I) SeriesavailableavailableTable 4.1: Readout mode of MV1-D1312 Series cameraThe following figure illustrates the effect on the frame rate when using either the sequentialreadout mode or the simultaneous readout mode (interleave exposure).B F I H A = @ K J J E . H = A H = J A B F I 5 E K J = A K IH A = @ K J @ AB F I A N F I K H A J E 5 A G K A J E = H A = @ K J @ AB F I H A = @ K J J E A A N F I K H A J E A A N F I K H A J E A H A = @ K J J E A A N F I K H A J E A H A = @ K J J E AA N F I K H A J E A H A = @ K J J E A- N F I K H A J E AFigure 4.1: Frame rate in sequential readout mode and simultaneous readout modeSequential readout mode For the calculation of the frame rate only a single formula applies:frames per second equal to the invers of the sum of exposure time and readout time.21
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