IMAGE SENSOR Driver circuit for NMOS linear image sensor C7883 series High-speed driver circuit for current-output type NMOS linear image sensor C7883 C7883 series is a driver circuit specifically designed for the Hamamatsu current-output type NMOS linear image sensors (S3901 to S3904 series, S8380/S8381 series). NMOS linear image sensors are self-scanning photodiode arrays integrated with a scanning circuit of N-channel MOS transistors. C7883 series supplies start pulses and 2-phase clock pulses necessary for image sensor operation. C7883 series also includes a signal processing circuit to read out video signals from an image sensor in the current-to-voltage conversion mode. C7883 series operates by input of a master start pulse, master clock pulse and connection to a power supply (+12 V or +15 V). Features l High-speed operation (compared to C7884) l Compact (compared to conventional type C4069) l Single power supply (+12 V or +15 V) operation ■ Selection guide Type No. Product name C7883 Driver circuit C7883G Driver circuit + Pulse generator Feature High-speed driver circuit for current-output type NMOS linear image sensors. Has no input/output connector. A dedicated pulse generator is pre-mounted on the driver circuit board. Has no input/output connector. Note) 1: Standard input/output connector is FAP-16-07#2 (made by Yamaichi, sold separately). Equivalent connectors are available from other manufacturers. 2: Custom products with an input/output connector pre-mounted are available on request. Please consult our sales office. 3: When ordering along with a dedicated cable (A8226), C7883 series will be shipped with a mating connector pre-mounted. 4: We welcome custom requests (e.g. 4 MHz high-speed type). Feel free to contact our sales office. 5: When high precision measurements are required, refer to C7884 series data sheet. 6: When using voltage-output type NMOS linear image sensors, refer to C7885 series data sheet. ■ Specifications (Ta=25 °C) Parameter Supply voltage Current consumption Operation frequency Gain Operating temperature Storage temperature * No condensation Symbol +Vs C7883 C7883G +Is G Topr Tstg Condition +12 V +12 V Master clock frequency: 8 MHz Min. +11.5 - Typ. +12.0 30 60 24 0 to +50 * -10 to +60 * Max. +15.5 40 80 2 - Unit V mA mA MHz kV/A °C °C 1 Driver circuit for NMOS linear image sensor C7883 series ■ Timing chart MASTER CLOCK CLK MASTER START Start START st CLOCK 1 CLOCK 2 Trigger VIDEO OUTPUT Data Video END OF SCAN EOS KACCC0118EA ■ Dimensional outlines and input/output signal descriptions (unit: mm) C7883 55.88 1.6 63.5 10.0 1.6 16 15 25.4 2 1 (4 ×) C3 (2 ×) 3.6 15.2 15.24 7.62 7.62 40.64 (2 ×) 3.6 25.4 (4 ×) C3 C7883G 7.62 7.62 7.62 7.62 55.88 63.5 KACCA0085EA 2 Terminal No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Terminal name A. GND +12 V or +15 V A. GND NC A. GND Data Video A. GND A. GND D. GND 10 EOS 11 12 13 D. GND Trigger D. GND 14 CLK 15 D. GND 16 Start KACCA0105EA Description Analog ground Power supply Analog ground No connection Analog ground Analog video signal output; positive polarity Analog ground Analog ground Digital ground Digital output signal indicating end of scan; negative logic Digital ground Digital output signal for A/D conversion; positive logic Digital ground Digital input signal for operating the circuit at the rising edge (in case of C7883G, output signal) Digital ground Digital input signal for initializing the circuit; positive logic. (in case of C7883G, output signal) Interval of these pulses equals the integration time of the sensor. Dedicated cable A8226 Dedicated cable A8226 Connector on board: UFS-16B-01 Input/output signal connector: BNC (Start, CLK, Trigger, EOS, Data Video) Power supply: lose wire cable Cable length: 1 m Note) When making a simple in-circuit evaluation of NMOS linear image sensors without any troublesome soldering, use C7883G, C7884G, C7884G-01 or G7885G in combination with A8226. All you have to do is just insert an NMOS linear image sensor into the socket and connect the cables to an oscilloscope, power supply and AD converter. Note that NMOS linear image sensors are sold separately. C7884G used in combination with A8226 Information furnished by HAMAMATSU is believed to be reliable. However, no responsibility is assumed for possible inaccuracies or omissions. Specifications are subject to change without notice. No patent rights are granted to any of the circuits described herein. ©2007 Hamamatsu Photonics K.K. 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No. KACC1074E03 Mar. 2007 DN 3