• Chip interfaces CCD camera to processor

    Designed in conjunction with Polaroid Corp. and IBM Corp., the CS7620 analog front-end interface chip bridges the gap between a megapixel CCD camera and a back-end still camera processor. It incorporates a correlated double sampler, a DRX-enabled analog-to-digital converter, a timing generator, and two programmable digital-to-analog converters. Operational modes include snapshot mode for still pictures, preview mode for low-resolution mode, partial-master mode for vertical timing, and slave mode
    Feb. 1, 1999

    Chip interfaces CCD camera to processor

    Designed in conjunction with Polaroid Corp. and IBM Corp., the CS7620 analog front-end interface chip bridges the gap between a megapixel CCD camera and a back-end still camera processor. It incorporates a correlated double sampler, a DRX-enabled analog-to-digital converter, a timing generator, and two programmable digital-to-analog converters. Operational modes include snapshot mode for still pictures, preview mode for low-resolution mode, partial-master mode for vertical timing, and slave mode for vertical and horizontal timing. A programmable full-scale input range supports a range of CCD saturation voltages. Cirrus Logic Inc., 4210 S. Industrial Dr., Austin, TX 78744; (512) 445-7222; Fax: (512) 445-7581.

    Sign up for Vision Systems Design Newsletters
    Get the latest news and updates.

    Related

    AI and Rugged Edge Computing Are Fueling a Range of Applications
    Zebra Technologies Integrates Acquisitions into Machine Vision Product Line

    Voice Your Opinion!

    To join the conversation, and become an exclusive member of Vision Systems Design, create an account today!