PAS106BCB-283 Datasheet, PDF (1/15 Pages) Pixart Imaging Inc. – PAS106BCB-283 SINGLE-CHIP CMOS CIF COLOR DIGITAL IMAGE SENSOR PAS106BBB-283 SINGLE-CHIP CMOS CIF B&W DIGITAL IMAGE SENSOR

PAS106BCB-283
PAS106BBB-283
PAS106BCB-283 SINGLE-CHIP CMOS CIF COLOR DIGITAL IMAGE SENSOR
PAS106BBB-283 SINGLE-CHIP CMOS CIF B&W DIGITAL IMAGE SENSOR
General Description
The PAS106BCB-283/PAS106BBB-283 is a highly integrated CMOS active-pixel image sensor that has a CIF
resolution of 356H x 292V. To have an excellent image quality, the PAS106BCB-283/PAS106BBB-283 outputs
10-bit RGB raw data through a parallel data bus. It is available in color or monochrome in 28-pin LCC package.
The PAS106BCB-283/PAS106BBB-283 can be programmed to set the exposure time for different luminance
condition via I2C^TM serial control bus. By programming the internal register sets, it performs on-chip frame rate
adjustment, offset correction DAC and programmable gain control.
Features
§ CIF(356 x 292 pixels) resolution, ~1/5” Lens
§ Bayer-RGB color filter array
§ On-chip 10-bit pipelined A/D converter
§ Output formats: 10-bit parallel RGB raw data
§ On-chip 6-bit (1 sign bit+ 5 magnitude bit)
background compensation DAC
§ On-chip programmable gain amplifier
q 5-bit color gain amplifier(x4)
q 5-bit global gain amplifier (x5)
§ Continuous variable frame time(1/2sec~1/30sec)
§ Continuous variable exposure time
§ I2C Interface
§ Digitally programmable registers
§ Single 3.3V supply voltage
§ 100 mW low power dissipation
Key Specification
Supply Voltage
Array formate
Optical format
Pixel Size
Frame rate
System clock
Max. pixel rate
Sensitivity
PGA gain
Color filter
3.3V + 5%
356(H) x 292(V)
~1/5 ”
7.25µm x 7.25µm
30 fps
Up to 48 MHz
4 MHz
1.0V/lux-sec
31.6 dB ma x.
RGB Bayer Pattern
Exposure Time
~ Frame time to 1/160000
Scan Mode
Progressive
S/N Ratio
>45dB
Package
28 pin LCC
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V2.0, May 2002