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MAX1101 Datasheet, PDF (8/12 Pages) Maxim Integrated Products – Single-Chip, 8-Bit CCD Digitizer with Clamp and 6-Bit PGA
Single-Chip, 8-Bit CCD Digitizer
with Clamp and 6-Bit PGA
MODE
SCLK
LOAD
DATA
tMSU
tSPW
tSPW
tSL
tLS
tLD
tDSU
tDH
A0
A1
D5
D4
D3
D2
D1
D0
Figure 7. MODE = 0 Timing
CCD OUT
VIDSAMP
CLAMP
SCLK
DATA
RESET FEEDTHROUGH
tVR
tCPW
tQ
tVLS
tRB
tVB
tVLD
D7
tSD
D6
D5
Figure 8. MODE = 1 Timing
PRECHARGE LEVEL
tVS
tBS
D4
D3
tBC
tVB
VIDEO LEVEL
D2
D1
D0
DATA OUTPUT AFTER D0 IS UNSPECIFIED
LOAD controls the loading of data into the internal stor-
age registers during data input. Once all eight input bits
have been clocked into the shift register, a rising edge on
LOAD clocks the data into the appropriate storage regis-
ter (mux or PGA), decoded from the first two input bits.
The logic is divided into four blocks: the two storage reg-
isters, the serial I/O port, and a power-on reset genera-
tor. The registers are reset by the power-on reset to
place them in a predictable state (input channel = CCD,
PGA gain = -2) on power-up. The power-on reset typical-
ly has a 2.1µs pulse width.
The serial I/O port consists of a shift register, an 8-bit
storage register, decode logic to clock input data into
the appropriate storage register, and an output driver.
The 8-bit storage register takes input data from the
ADC.
Input Buffers and Output Drivers
The DATA driver is capable of driving 50pF load capaci-
tance while meeting the output delay specifications
given in the Electrical Characteristics. The gates of the P-
channel and N-channel drivers are driven separately. If
MODE is low, both drivers are off and the output is high
impedance.
The VIDSAMP, CLAMP, SCLK, and LOAD inputs are
buffered and have hysteresis to reject noise with slow-
slewing signal edges.
__________Applications Information
MAX1101 Timing
Figure 7 shows the timing configuration when MODE =
0 and data is loaded into the MAX1101. Figure 8 shows
timing when MODE = 1 and the CCD signal is digitized.
Figure 9 is an expansion of Figure 8, illustrating the
two-VIDSAMP-cycle data latency. Figure 10 shows the
relationship of CLAMP to VIDSAMP when MODE = 1.
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