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Andrey.filippov: /* 10347 */

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	[[Image:10347bd.png\|frame\|[[Media:10347sch.pdf\|10347 Circuit Diagram]]]]		[[Image:10347bd.png\|frame\|[[Media:10347sch.pdf\|10347 Circuit Diagram, Parts List, PCB layout ]]]]
	10347 is a half of a two-board stack (the second board can currently be one of the two - [[10342\|10342]] and [[10344\|10344]]) designed to use 35mm format Kodak CCDs in [[353\|Elphel Model 363 camera]] (that uses the same 10353 Processor Board as the Model 353 cameras). The sensor-related circuitry was split into two boards for the following reasons:		10347 is a half of a two-board stack (the second board can currently be one of the two - [[10342\|10342]] and [[10344\|10344]]) designed to use 35mm format Kodak CCDs in [[353\|Elphel Model 363 camera]] (that uses the same 10353 Processor Board as the Model 353 cameras). The sensor-related circuitry was split into two boards for the following reasons:
	* to reduce the overall footprint of the boards to simplify muti-sensor applications. Current stack width just slightly exceeds sensor width		* to reduce the overall footprint of the boards to simplify muti-sensor applications. Current stack width just slightly exceeds sensor width

Polto at 08:48, 14 July 2008

2008-07-14T08:48:00Z

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	** provide correction to pixel values (bias, gain) individually for each color component and (in some applications) depending on the pixel position on the sensor.		** provide correction to pixel values (bias, gain) individually for each color component and (in some applications) depending on the pixel position on the sensor.
	* Dual-channel 14-bit ADC is used to digitize the signals from two CCD outputs,		* Dual-channel 14-bit ADC is used to digitize the signals from two CCD outputs,
	* Differential amplifiers simplify transferring analog signals from the sensor interface ~~baord~~ and reference the video signals to the ADC analog ground.		* Differential amplifiers simplify transferring analog signals from the sensor interface board and reference the video signals to the ADC analog ground.
	* Dual-channel 10-bit DAC generates multi-level signals that (after being amplified on the sensor interface board) drive high-capacitance CCD vertical phases. Faster bi-level horizontal phase signals are generated by the switches on the CCD interface board using LVTTL signals from the FPGA.		* Dual-channel 10-bit DAC generates multi-level signals that (after being amplified on the sensor interface board) drive high-capacitance CCD vertical phases. Faster bi-level horizontal phase signals are generated by the switches on the CCD interface board using LVTTL signals from the FPGA.
	* Linear voltage regulators clean up power supply voltages received from the switching power supply and provide power for the ADC, amplifiers and for the CCD interface board.		* Linear voltage regulators clean up power supply voltages received from the switching power supply and provide power for the ADC, amplifiers and for the CCD interface board.

Andrey.filippov at 14:04, 11 April 2007

2007-04-11T14:04:22Z

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==10347==
[[Image:10347top_sm.jpeg|frame|[[Media:10347top.jpeg|10347 board, top view]]]]
[[Image:10347bot_sm.jpeg|frame|[[Media:10347bot.jpeg|10347 board, bottom view]]]]
[[Image:10347bd.png|frame|[[Media:10347sch.pdf|10347 Circuit Diagram]]]]
10347 is a half of a two-board stack (the second board can currently be one of the two - [[10342|10342]] and [[10344|10344]]) designed to use 35mm format Kodak CCDs in [[353|Elphel Model 363 camera]] (that uses the same 10353 Processor Board as the Model 353 cameras). The sensor-related circuitry was split into two boards for the following reasons:
* to reduce the overall footprint of the boards to simplify muti-sensor applications. Current stack width just slightly exceeds sensor width
* to simplify accommodation of similar sensors - only one of the boards in a stack needs to be replaced when switching to a different sensor

*The 10347 board includes FPGA (same Xilinx Spartan 3e 1200K gates as in the [[10353|10353]], [[10357|10357]] and [[10359|10359]] boards). Similar to [[10359|10359]] board 10347 has just 1 signal overhead for JTAG configuration of the FPGA. All the other signals needed to program FPGA are shared with the data lines. This FPGA is used to:
** control the analog circuitry - most of the voltage biases and signal amplitudes are controled by the software through the on-board DACs;
** provide the timing for all the signals required for the CCD and ADC operation
** interface to the 10535 (Processor) board
** buffer and combine signals from the 2 sensor outputs into a single progressive digital video output
** provide correction to pixel values (bias, gain) individually for each color component and (in some applications) depending on the pixel position on the sensor.
* Dual-channel 14-bit ADC is used to digitize the signals from two CCD outputs,
* Differential amplifiers simplify transferring analog signals from the sensor interface baord and reference the video signals to the ADC analog ground.
* Dual-channel 10-bit DAC generates multi-level signals that (after being amplified on the sensor interface board) drive high-capacitance CCD vertical phases. Faster bi-level horizontal phase signals are generated by the switches on the CCD interface board using LVTTL signals from the FPGA.
* Linear voltage regulators clean up power supply voltages received from the switching power supply and provide power for the ADC, amplifiers and for the CCD interface board.
* Lens control module provides power and serial interface signals to some standard 35-mm format lenses
* Fan driver provides interface to an optional 5V cooling fan
Connectors:
* 30-conductor flex cable connector (J1) is used to communicate with the 10353 (Processor) board or optional 10359 Mupliplexor board
* 15-pin connector (J7) provides power that is used on the 10347 board itself, sensor interface board (10342/10344) and additional attached devices
* 10-pin connector (J6) provides 8 LVTTL signals for an optional shutter control board together with 3.3V power
* 8-pin connector (J5) provides power and serial control signals for the standard motorized lenses.
* 2-pin connector (J4) is used to connect an optional cooling fan.