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CS7620 View Datasheet(PDF) - Cirrus Logic

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CS7620
Cirrus-Logic
Cirrus Logic Cirrus-Logic
CS7620 Datasheet PDF : 70 Pages
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CS7620
DAC outputs (these may be powered down through
register control if they are not being used). The sec-
ond signal is the EXPOSE signal. This signal
should go high at the beginning of exposure and
low at the beginning of readout. The suggested tim-
ing of these signals is shown in Figure 16. Note that
the chip must power up at least 500 µs before read-
out begins. The LINE_ENA and CLAMP pins are
not used in this mode.
3.4.2 Horizontal Only Timing Mode
To select this mode, the user must set the
BYPASS_PLL pin low and select external timing
mode in the timing mode register. The CS7620 is
the master of the pixel rate timing, but the line and
frame timing is controlled externally. In this mode,
the user must control four signals- PWR_DN, EX-
POSE, LINE_ENA, and CLAMP. The master
PWR_DN signal may be used to conserve power
during non-readout time. The EXPOSE pin is rede-
fined as the non-readout signal. When high, the
H1-H4 and RG signals are set in their idle state
(low for H1-H4, high for RG). The LINE-ENA pin
should be high during the vertical shift and load pe-
riods. This will hold the H1-H4 signals in their
user-programmable default states. The CLAMP
pin should be high when over dark reference
(black) pixels. The suggested timing for these sig-
nals is shown in Figure 17. Note that the chip
should power up at least 500 µs before the begin-
ning of readout. The CLAMP signal may also be
high during the dark pixel lines at the beginning of
the frame.
SYSTEM_CLK
CLKO (DATA_VALID)
DOUT<9:0>
Figure 15. CS7620 output data and clocks
>500 µs
POWERDOWN SIGNAL
EXPOSE SIGNAL
TEXP
TREADOUT
TFRAME
Figure 16. Picture Signal Timing
WARNING: NOTE: It is recommended to keep the part in power down mode while not in use to reduce power
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