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User Manual (Ver. 1.0) - Main Functions
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Exposure Mode = TriggerWidth (Overlap Readout)
This section shows the timing charts when FrameStartTrigger is set to
On
, and ExposureMode is set
to
TriggerWidth
(Overlap Readout).
Frame Period (usec)
Period From Trigger Start Edge to Exposure Start (usec)
Period From Exposure End to Next Trigger Start (usec)
Period From Trigger End to Exposure End (usec) (= B + 2.45 usec)
In TriggerWidth mode, the frame period specified assumes the camera is operating with the
BurstTrigger[Exposure Mode Option] On. This allows the sensor to temporarily operate at frame rates
that exceed the GigE bandwidth, as long as there is space in the camera's memory to store them.
When the memory limit is reached, additional frames are discarded and the image is output at the
frame rate of the GigE bandwidth (see the Number of Frames That Can Be Acquired table in the
topic).
In a use case where the number of frames that will be stored in the memory is within the frame count
limitations, this option allows images to be acquired at a higher frame rate than when using Timed
triggers. On the other hand, the maximum trigger rate for a "sustained frame rate" is the same as for
Timed triggering.