
CCD area image sensor
S9978
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KMPDC0209EA
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Area scanning 2 (large full well mode)
INTEGRATION PERIOD
(Shutter must be open)
P1V
RG
OS
P2V, TG
P1H
P2H, SG
READOUT PERIOD (Shutter must be closed)
ENLARGED VIEW
4..519
520
←
512 + 8 (ISOLATION)
Tpwv
Tovr
Tpwr
D1
D2
D3
D4
D5..D12, S1..S512, D13..D17
D18
D19
D20
P2V, TG
P1H
P2H, SG
RG
OS
Tpwh, Tpws
1
2
3
Parameter
Pulse width
Rise and fall time
Pulse width
Rise and fall time
Duty ratio
Pulse width
Rise and fall time
Duty ratio
Pulse width
Rise and fall time
Overlap time
Symbol
Tpwv
Tprv, Tpfv
Tpwh
Tprh, Tpfh
-
Tpws
Tprs, Tpfs
-
Tpwr
Tprr, Tpfr
Tovr
Remark
Min.
6
200
500
10
-
500
10
-
100
5
3
Typ.
18
-
5000
-
50
5000
-
50
500
-
6
Max.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Unit
μs
ns
ns
ns
%
ns
ns
%
ns
ns
μs
P1V
P2V, TG
*
13
P1H, P2H
*
13
SG
-
RG
-
TG – P1H
*13: The clock pulses should be overlapped at 50 % of clock pulse amplitude.
-
I
Precaution for use (electrostatic countermeasures)
G
Handle these sensors with bare hands or wearing cotton gloves. In addition, wear anti-static clothing or use a wrist strap, in
order to prevent electrostatic damage due to electrical charges from friction.
G
Avoid directly placing these sensors on a work-desk or work-bench that may carry an electrostatic charge.
G
Provide ground lines or ground connection with the work-floor, work-desk and work-bench to allow static electricity to dis-
charge.
G
Ground the tools used to handle these sensors, such as tweezers and soldering irons.
It is not always necessary to provide all the electrostatic measures stated above. Implement these measures according to the
amount of damage that occurs.
I
Element cooling/heating temperature incline rate
When cooling the CCD by an externally attached cooler, set the cooler operation so that the temperature gradient (rate of
temperature change) for cooling or allowing the CCD to warm back is less than 5 K/minute.
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Specifications are subject to change without notice. No patent rights are granted to any of the circuits described herein. 200
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Hamamatsu Photonics K.K.
Cat. No. KMPD1093E01
Feb
. 200
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