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Part # XGS
Description  XGS 12000, XGS 9400 and XGS 8000 Global Shutter CMOS Image Sensors
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SLAVE MODE (TRIGGERED)
Figure 19. Slave Mode (Triggered)
The slave mode depicted in Figure 19 adds more manual
control to the sensor. The integration time registers
(frame_length and integration) are ignored in this mode and
the integration time is rather controlled by an external pin.
As soon as the control pin is asserted, the Sequencer
schedules the SFOT operations. The integration continues
until the external pin is deasserted by the user/system. Now,
the image is sampled and the readout is initiated.
Figure 20. Integration Control in Slave Mode (Triggered)
The latency between the trigger events and the
SFOT/EFOT operations respectively is fixed and
predictable. The latency between a trigger assertion and the
SFOT
operation
is
controlled
through
integration_offset_coarse.
NOTES:
The trigger is an asynchronous signal which is
synchronized in the Sequencer. As a consequence,
synchronization jitter can be observed.
The response time between a TRIG_INT event and the
start/end of integration shall be constant, besides the
synchronization uncertainty and jitter.
Changes in registers such as gain and integration_offset
can be configured to take effect in the same frame (when
uploaded before the raising edge of the trigger signal) or
in the next frame (N+1 with readout in N+2) when either
gain_lat_comp or offset_lat_comp is enabled. By default,
these registers are enabled in R0x3802 and gain will take
effect in the exposure of frame N+1.
The following registers are not used in this mode and
do not have any influence (implicitly defined by the
trigger):
integration_coarse,
integration_fine,
frame_length
Minimum integration time limitations are listed in
Table 10 below.



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