AT71201M Datasheet, PDF (1/20 Pages) ATMEL Corporation – Atmels AT71201M is a full-frame sensor based on charge-coupled device (CCD) technology

Features
• Full-Frame Image Sensor 4096 x 4096 Pixels
• 11 µm x 11 µm Photo-MOS Pixel with 100% Aperture
• Image Zone: 45 x 45 mm
• Frame Readout Through One, Two or Four Outputs
• Data Rates Up to 4 x 40 MHz (Compatibility with 7, 4 Frames/Second)
• True 12-bit High Dynamic Range
• Very Low Readout Noise
• Very Low Dark Current (MPP Mode)
• Optimized Resolution and Responsivity in the 400 - 1100 nm Spectrum
• On-chip Thermometer for Each Quarter
• Additional Full-Frame Operating Modes:
– 4/3 Aspect Ratio: 4096 x 3072
– 2/1 Aspect Ratio: 4096 x 2048
– Binning 2 x 2 Pixels (Format 2048 x 2048 Pixels of 22 x 22 µm)
– Binning 4 x 4 Pixels (Format 1024x 1024 Pixels of 44 x 44 µm)
• On-request Frame Transfer Architecture:
– 2048 Active Lines, One Memory Zone with Frame Readout Through One or Two
Outputs
– 2048 Active Lines, Two Memories Zones with Frame Readout Through Two or Four
Outputs
Applications
Flexibility and performance makes this device suitable for digital photography, graphic
arts, medical or industrial applications and scientific analysis.
16 M-Pixels
Sensor
AT71201M
Preliminary
Description
Atmel's AT71201M is a full-frame sensor based on charge-coupled device (CCD)
technology. It can be used in a wide range of applications thanks to operating mode
flexibility, very high definition and high dynamic range.
The nominal photosensitive area is made up of 4096 x 4096 useful pixels and is split
into four independent zones that are driven separately by four independent four-phase
clock sets. Thus the sensor can be used in up to 12 main modes.
The large format and high definition make the device suitable for any application
requiring precision.
The high sensitivity of the 11 x 11 µm pixels with 100% fill factor provides a large
bandwidth of response with up to 1100 nm wavelength.
Two serial registers and four independent output amplifiers offer a high-frequency
functionality at 40 MSPS and up to 7.4 frames per second with a high signal to noise
ratio.
Rev. 5328A–IMAGE–05/03
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