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C9300-201 Ver.1.2

HAMAMATSU PHOTONICS K.K.

15. DIMENSIONAL OUTLINES

15-1 CAMERA

(Unit: mm)

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Page 1: ...injury and damage to property when using this camera The manual describes the correct method of handling C9300 201 camera and provides cautions in order to avoid accidents Read this manual carefully...

Page 2: ...utions could lead to personal injury to the user or damage to property Note This symbol indicates a note to help you get the best performance from the camera Read the contents of the note carefully to...

Page 3: ...Doing so can also lead to damage and even injury as some internal components become very hot Only touch parts as indicated in this manual Do not allow foreign objects such as combustible substances m...

Page 4: ...ing precautions When transporting the camera by truck ship airplane etc wrap it securely in packaging material or something similar Strong Impact Do not subject the camera to strong shocks by dropping...

Page 5: ...1 5 m A3194 02 10 m A3194 03 25 m CameraLink interface cable A9262 05 5 m A9262 10 10 m Note The cable listed in option is highly recommended for use with the camera The camera system may not confirm...

Page 6: ...2 CCD OUTPUT MODE 14 9 3 3 DETAIL ON CCD SCANNING SCAN MODE 14 9 3 4 EXPOSURE TIME SETTING 15 9 3 5 FAST REPETITION MODE 23 10 COMMAND SPECIFICATIONS 26 10 1 TRANSMISSION INTERFACE 26 10 2 COMMAND FOR...

Page 7: ...MING I O CONNECTOR PIN ASSIGNMENTS TIMING I O 43 14 3 3 CAMERA CONNECTOR PIN ASSIGN MENT POWER 43 14 4 IMAGE DATA OUTPUT TIMING SPECIFICATIONS 44 15 DIMENSIONAL OUTLINES 45 15 1 CAMERA 45 16 WARRANTY...

Page 8: ...e readout mode only left side amplifier is used So you can obtain the image data with quite high frame rate Note Dual readout mode uses two separated readout Amp whose performance is not perfectly sam...

Page 9: ...ched Note C mount has a depth of 7 mm Screwing the lens too far into the camera may scratch the glass surface Camera connector POWER The camera is supplied a power supply from this connector Following...

Page 10: ...ting the camera on a tripod or other fixture Note Be careful not to allow the fitting screw to enter more than 5 mm from the surface of the mount Screwing this in excessively may impair normal operati...

Page 11: ...nfirming the power switch is in the OFF position Camera cable Option This connects the camera to the AC adapter CameraLink interface cable Option This connects the CameraLink interface connector to th...

Page 12: ...maging 8 2 IMAGING The camera works with following setting after power is switched ON CCD output mode Single output Scan mode Normal readout Exposure time setting Normal setting Contrast enhancement g...

Page 13: ...put Readout period Fig 9 2 Binning Accumulated charges for a specified number of pixels in the vertical and horizontal directions on the CCD are calculated and combined binned then readout from the CC...

Page 14: ...nt 12 bit 10 bit 8 bit 2 External control mode An external control trigger pulse input the internal microprocessor and the repeating exposure and readout Exposure start timing and length of exposure c...

Page 15: ...eadout SMD S SPX 2 Electrical charges from the CCD are readout in 2 2 binning The time required for CCD readout of all of the CCD s pixels is approximately 6 5 ms at single output mode and 3 7 ms at d...

Page 16: ...out Approx 6 5 ms 155 5 Hz 4 4 binning readout Approx 3 6 ms 280 7 Hz 8 8 binning readout Approx 2 2 ms 465 0 Hz Sub array readout SVW readout line width SVW 2 24 7 s 491 SVW 1 s 2 2 sub array readout...

Page 17: ...ng readout 42 5 s n 1 34 1 s n 1 to 29297 1 line scan readout 552 s n 493 30 7 s n 493 to 33013 2 line scan readout 582 s n 493 30 7 s n 493 to 33013 3 line scan readout 612 s n 493 30 7 s n 493 to 33...

Page 18: ...51829 9 line scan readout 678 s n 493 19 5 s n 493 to 51829 10 line scan readout 696 s n 493 19 5 s n 493 to 51828 11 line scan readout 715 s n 493 19 5 s n 493 to 51827 12 line scan readout 733 s n 4...

Page 19: ...losed in brackets indicate cases where P positive is selected 1 Exposure time setting Internal Electronic Shutter EMD E EST n Exposure begins within 2 s from the fall rise of the external trigger puls...

Page 20: ...scan readout 27 9 s n 1 19 5 s n 1 to 51370 Readout time at each readout mode Normal readout Approx 12 2 ms 2 2 binning readout Approx 6 5 ms 4 4 binning readout Approx 3 6 ms 8 8 binning readout Appr...

Page 21: ...s longer than the minimum cycle Minimum repetition time readout time set exposure time Readout time at each readout mode Normal readout Approx 12 2 ms 2 2 binning readout Approx 6 5 ms 4 4 binning rea...

Page 22: ...s the exposure is stopped and the data is read out exposure cannot exceed 1 s Exposure timing External trigger pulse Pulse width min 100 s CCD exposure Electrical shutter signal Max 2 s Readout signa...

Page 23: ...CCD exposure Max 10 s CCD readout signal Digital data output Readout period Readout time at each readout mode Normal readout Approx 12 2 ms 2 2 binning readout Approx 6 5 ms 4 4 binning readout Approx...

Page 24: ...age Velocimetry and other flow imaging application Moreover the CCD has dual output feature which enables higher frame rate 9 3 5 1 Additional commands for Fast repetition feature To set the fast repe...

Page 25: ...al edged trigger mode Minimum exposure time 21 9 s is obtained by the setting EST 1 and TNS 2 This timing chart shows the fastest speed mode On the falling edge of an external trigger plus the camera...

Page 26: ...3 1 s n 1 24 7 s n 1 to 40432 Exposure time for 2 2 binning readout 34 4 s n 1 26 0 s n 1 to 38413 Exposure time for 4 4 binning readout 37 1 s n 1 28 7 s n 1 to 34803 Exposure time for 8 8 binning re...

Page 27: ...g the inclusion of parameters 10 3 CAMERA RESPONSE TO COMMANDS The camera responds to commands transmitted from the host computer The camera can be set so that a response is either sent or withheld wh...

Page 28: ...the RES command setting When the camera interprets a command as being proper the response to the command s execution is to send back to the host computer the required status Accordingly the status co...

Page 29: ...ameters such as exposure time and digital output pixel count SHT Sets the exposure time when the exposure trigger timing is controlled internally EST Sets the exposure time when the exposure trigger t...

Page 30: ...data output bit count TNS Returns the setting the CCD output mode SHT Returns the exposure time when the exposure trigger timing is controlled internally EST Returns the exposure time when the exposur...

Page 31: ...command AMD N Free running mode NMD N Normal EMD E Edge SMD N Normal readout ADS 12 12 bit Mode setting commands TNS 1 Single output SHT 493 493 EST 1 1 AET 0 012194 12 194 ms ATP N Negative SPX 2 2 2...

Page 32: ...el T Time S Synchronous readout F Fast repetition Function Selects mode used to set the exposure time when the exposure timing is controlled External control mode EMD E Exposure time is set internally...

Page 33: ...nificant bits of the 12 bit digital data are output to DB0 to DB7 ADS Comment The camera can select the number of digital output bit and the position of MSB 8 n 8 bit digital output ADS 8 n n 8 9 10 1...

Page 34: ...xposure Time Parameter ss xxxxxx ss value of seconds xxxxxx value of microseconds xx s s seconds xx ms ms milliseconds xx us us microseconds Function Sets the exposure time by using the time when Free...

Page 35: ...6 479 Parameters after y2 can be omitted SLP Example Sets the readout line for the line scan readout The readout line can be specified freely from 1 line to 16 lines External trigger SourCe Parameter...

Page 36: ...nhancement Gain n 0 to 15 RES read RESponse Y N The following command is a special status command not in the group of setting commands read ROM VERsion Function Returns the version of the camera s int...

Page 37: ...an issue when exposure time is shortened in electronic shutter and external exposure time modes 3 Folding distortion A rough edged flicker may be visible when imaging striped patterns lines and simila...

Page 38: ...C9300 201 Ver 1 2 HAMAMATSU PHOTONICS K K 37 12 MAINTENANCE 12 1 CARE Clean the exterior with a soft dry cloth Do not use a wet cloth dirty cloth...

Page 39: ...on visible on the screen Cause Measures Chapter Dirty the lens Wipe the lens Front grass of camera dirty Wipe with gauze dampened with alcohol 2 Image is blurred Cause Measures Chapter Incorrect back...

Page 40: ...mbient storage temperature 10 C to 50 C Ambient operation temperature 0 C to 40 C Ambient operating humidity 70 or less no condensation Operating space Indoor altitude up to 2 000 m 3 Dimensional outl...

Page 41: ...0 201 Ver 1 2 40H AMAMATSU PHOTONICS K K 14 2 SPECTRAL RESPONSE CHARACTERISTICS Following is the typical spectral characteristics of the CCD 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 Wavelength nm...

Page 42: ...is based on CameraLink interface and Base Configuration 12 bit digital camera standard 1 CameraLink connector pin assignment MDR 26 Camera connector Frame grabber connector Channel Link signal 1 1 Inn...

Page 43: ...DB6 LEFT DVAL Data valid signal This signal synchronizes in the image data from CCD and it is outputted Each digital data is effective with the period of ON of this signal LVAL Line valid signal This...

Page 44: ...level and the external trigger pulse polarity can be set either to negative or positive No Signal Pin connections 1 Ext Trigger 2 Digital GND 3 SG output 4 Digital GND 5 NC 6 Digital GND HR10A 7R 6S...

Page 45: ...L DVAL Scan mode Normal 2 2 binning 4 4 binning 8 8 binning Single 102 71 56 48 N1 pixel count Dual 84 62 51 46 Single 640 320 160 80 N2 pixel count Dual 320 160 80 40 2 Frame timing FVAL The followin...

Page 46: ...C9300 201 Ver 1 2 HAMAMATSU PHOTONICS K K 45 15 DIMENSIONAL OUTLINES 15 1 CAMERA Unit mm...

Page 47: ...uring the warranty period in the event of a natural disaster or if you handle the system contrary to the instructions in this manual use it without due caution or try to modify it 3 We will repair the...

Page 48: ...amamatsu Photonics UK Limited 2 Howard Court 10 Tewin Road Welwyn Garden City Hertfordshire AL7 1BW United Kingdom Telephone 44 1707 294888 Fax 44 1707 325777 E mail info hamamatsu co uk North Europe...

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