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PI3033B Datasheet(PDF) 6 Page - AMI SEMICONDUCTOR

Part # PI3033B
Description  Contact Image Sensor
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Manufacturer  AMI [AMI SEMICONDUCTOR]
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Preliminary PI3033B datasheet
and the one with minimum Vpavg is assigned Vpavg(min). Then UCC =
{[Vpavg(max)-Vpavg(min)]/VGpavg}x100.
Output Circuit Of The Image Sensor
The video signal from each photo-site is connected to a common video line on the sensor. Each
photo-site is composed of a phototransistor with a series MOS switch connecting its emitter to a
common video line. The video line is connected to the pad labeled IOUT. The photo-sensing element
is the base of the phototransistor where it detects and converts the light energy to proportional charges
and stores them in its base capacitance. When the MOS switch is activated, the emitter is connected
to the video line and acts as source follower, producing an impulse current proportional to the stored
charges in the base. This current is a discrete-time analog signal output called the video pixel.
Accordingly the video pixel is proportional to the light energy impinging in the neighborhood of its
photo-sites. Figure 4, Video Pixel Output Structures, show the output structure of four photo-sites out
of 64. The multiplexing MOS switch in each photo-site terminates into the output pad, IOUT, through a
common video line. The shift register sequentially accesses each photo-site by a activating the MOS
switch. As they are accessed, a sequence of video pixels is sent to the IOUT where they are
processed with an external signal conversion circuit.
Figure 4. Video Pixel Output Structures
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