Driver circuit for CCD image sensor

Driver circuit for CCD image sensor

(S11155/S11156-2048)

www.hamamatsu.com

C11165

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The C11165 is a driver circuit designed for HAMAMATSU CCD image sensor S11155/S11156-2048. The C11165 can be used in

spectrometers when combined with the S11155/S11156-2048.

The C11165 holds a CCD driver circuit, analog video signal processing circuit (16-bit A/D converter), timing generator, control

circuit and power supply. The C11165 converts analog video signals from a CCD into digital signals and outputs them. The USB

connector (USB 2.0) provided as a standard feature easily connects to a PC for the C11165 control and data acquisition. The

C11165 also has a BNC connector for external trigger input and pulse output. The C11165 is compact, lightweight and very easy

to handle.

Application software (DCam-USB) that comes with the C11165 allows easy operation from a PC running on Windows 2000/XP. A

function library (DCamUSB.DDL) included with the application software helps you to develop your own software. This software is

available with DLL to help you develop your own software programs under various developmental environments.

Features

Applications

Control of CCD image sensor

(S11155/S11156-2048) and data aquisition

Built-in 16-bit A/D converter

Spectrometer

Adjustable offset

Adjustable gain

Interface of computer: USB 2.0

Power supply: DC+5 V

The table below shows CCD image sensor applicable for the C11165.

Since the C11165 does not include a CCD image sensor, so select the desired sensor and order it separately.

Type no.

CCD area image sensor

Type no.

Number of pixels

Number of active

pixels

Pixel size

(μm)

Active area

[mm (H) × mm (V)]

C11165

S11155-2048

2068 × 1

2048 × 1

14 × 500

28.672 × 0.500

S11156-2048

14 × 1000

28.672 × 1.000

Parameter

Symbol

Condition

Value

Unit

Supply voltage

-

Ta=25 °C

+7

V

Operating temperature*

Topr

0 to +50

°C

Storage temperature*

Tstg

-20 to +70

°C

Operating humidity*

-

70 max.

%

* No condensation

Absolute maximum ratings