Chapter 9
Full Frame Readout
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9.2.1
Trigger Response
The Trigger Response parameter defines how, upon receipt of an incoming trigger
pulse, Lansis reads out data that have been acquired.
Supported Trigger Response modes are:
•
•
•
;
•
The following sections describe each of these options and how experiment
synchronization is impacted. Within the following sections, the following symbols may
be used:
•
t
exp
= exposure time;
•
t
O
= shutter opening delay;
•
t
C
= shutter closing delay;
•
t
R
= data readout time.
9.2.1.1
No Response
When No Response is selected, incoming trigger pulses are ignored. This mode is
typically used for experiments incorporating a constant light source (e.g., a CW laser,
DC lamp.) Other experiments that can use this mode are high repetition studies where
the number of light impulses occurring during a single shutter cycle is so large that the
light source appears to be a continuously illuminated source.
Supported Shutter modes are:
•
;
•
;
•
The following sections describe how each of these modes impacts experiment timing.
NOTE:
In all timing diagrams, Trigger Determined By Rising Edge is
illustrated.
