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Video XR CCIR
1/2" 3801-345-306-01
3801-396-114-01
1/3" 3801-345-308-01
Video XR EIA
1/2" 3801-345-307-01
3801-396-116-10
1/3" 3801-345-309-01
Supplied by:
KAPPA opto-electronics GmbH
Kleines Feld 6 D-37130 Gleichen
Video XR, all types
951-1102 / 951-1104
951-1102N / 951-1104N
951-1106 /951-1106N
Table of Contents
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1 Technical Description
The CCD Camera Video XR is used to reproduce the image of an image intensifier on a CCD sensor.
With the CCD Camera, the partial components of optics, mechanics and electronics are combined to
form an optimised unit for X-ray diagnostics. The system has a modular design in all three partial areas
so that it is always possible to update the system to the "state of the art" at a later date. To keep the
adjustment work on the image intensifier as low as possible when the CCD Camera is mounted, the
individual components are already set in the factory.
The lens has been optimised for different reproduction scales, i.e. the CCD Camera can be used on a
number of image intensifier tubes without replacement of the lens. The image quality remains almost
constant in this process.
The mechanics offer a series of options such as motor-driven iris and image rotation specially
designed for the demands of X-ray diagnostics. The standard of mechanical stability over the service
life of the camera meets the high expectations in a medical engineering product.
The camera electronics is based on the use of the most sophisticated CCD technology. A 1/2“ (1/3“)
CCD is used as image detector. The electronics is highly integrated to allow the possibility of
integrating a number of image processing hardware features in the camera head.
All individual components are subject to continuous quality controls and are supplied with the quality
standard ISO 9001.
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2 Performance Data for Lenses
As the optical system has practically no effect on quality at different reproduction scales, below only the
quality representations for one typical application are shown, namely the Thomson 9" HP image
intensifier on a 1/2" CCD sensor.
Overall Length
The overall length from phosphor plane to CCD target plane changes slightly with different
magnifications.
OO' = 64 to 80 mm
i.e. OO' will be 72.5 mm for a Thomson 9" HP to a 1/2" CCD.
Effective Aperture
Maximum aperture 1.8.
Integral Distortion
The distortion of the lens has deliberately been selected to obtain compensation of the image
intensifier distortion. The reduction in distortion for total imaging chain (II + lenses + CCD) will be
between 3 % and 7 % depending on reproduction scale.
Veiling Glare
For the whole lens veiling glare is < 1%, i.e. any fall in the theoretical image qualities due to veiling
glare effects can be excluded. This applies in particular to the low frequency drop, which is a problem
in X-ray diagnostics.
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radial
90
tangential
80
70
60
MTF[ %]
50
40
30
20
10
0
0 0,2 0,4 0,6 0,8 1
relative image height
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Relative Illumination
The relative illumination in the image - frequently incorrectly only called vignetting - has been especially
optimized with this lens. This means that the relative illumination at the image center is actually even
slightly lower than at the edge. In practice this means lower visible image intensifier vignetting.
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Light Intensity
104
103
102
101
100
0 0,2 0,4 0,6 0,8 1
relative image height
Temperature Stability
The image quality of the lens is nearly constant for the temperature range - 5° C to + 40° C.
Climatic Resistance
All the lenses and coatings meet the demands of DIN 58390 part 2.
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3 Performance Data for Mechanics
Interface for different Image Intensifiers
for Thomson on request
for Siemens on request
for Toshiba on request
for Philips on request
Focusing
Manual focusing is possible when the whole system II + lenses + CCD is assembled. The monitor
image remains in its original position (no irritating rotation) during focusing. The precise focusing is the
guarantee for a stable image quality for the whole focusing range.
Iris Diaphragm
minimum aperture 1:11
maximum aperture 1: 1.8
service life > 250.000 cycles
During service life there is no abrasion which would lead to contamination of the lenses.
Camera Adapter
C-Mount.
Environmental Resistance
According to DIN 58390 part 2.
Total Weight
Complete version without camera electronics < 400 g.
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4 Performance Data for Electronics
Sensor
1/2" or 1/3“ interline transfer CCD
Pixel: 752 (H) x 582 (V) (CCIR)
768 (H) x 494 (V) (EIA)
Blemishes
Circular Blanking
The Circular Blanking is continuously adjustable and has a minimum diameter of 50 % of the screen
diagonal.
Shading-Correction
Correction of image intensifier vignetting, horizontal and vertical adjustable.
Offset Correction
To achieve optimum contrast in the image.
Gamma
Switchable between linear (1) or non linear (0.6) .
Exposure Time
CCIR: 40 ms
EIA: 33.3 ms
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Operation Modes
− Continuous X-ray Mode
− Pulsed X-ray Mode synchronous to Video timing
CCIR: 25, 12.5, 6.75, 3.375 pulses/sec
EIA: 30, 15, 7.5, 3.75 pulses/sec
Video Standard
CCIR: 50 Hz / 625 lines, interlace
EIA: 60 Hz / 525 lines, interlace
Limiting Resolution
The camera is operated with AGC and Gamma = 0.6. The iris diaphragm is set to 10 % saturation of
10 µR/image.
Resolution is 16 Ip/cm at image-intensifier input (normal mode).
5 Operating Concept
The Video XR CCD-camera can be controlled by external hardware control signals and by its RS-232
interface.
The external hardware control signals are used for easy interfacing the camera to radiological unit.
The RS-232 interface provides additional control capability.
Any function of the camera is controlled either by an external hardware control signal or by the
RS-232 interface.
The control of all application related functions is covered by the camera control software AFS.exe.
This software is running under WINDOWS 2000 and WINDOWS XP and allows the user an easy in-
the-field set-up of the camera and maintenance.
The AFS covers functions that are necessary to set-up the camera in a radiological unit.
A function may have a Set-part and/or a Get-part and one or more parameters..
A Set-part writes a parameter into the camera, while a Get-part delivers the actual value of a
parameter from the camera.
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6 Camera Command List
6.1 Commands related to Camera Identification and System
Status
Ping
Set
If a Ping is send to the camera, it echoes with a Ping.
It is used for checking RS-232 communication interface.
Unit Init
Set
MC loads all EEPROM parameters into MC operating software.
Unit Restart
Set
MC starts at first program address.
Serial Number
Get
This command delivers the Serial Number.
Software Version
Get
This command delivers the Software Version of the MC software.
Camera Revision
Get
This command delivers the state of construction.
Unit Type
Get
This command delivers software unit type.
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Pattern Generator
Set
This command activates a test pattern (greyscale and burst)
Get
This command delivers the Test Pattern status.
Temperature
Get
This command delivers the PCB-temperature.
DMW
Set
This command sets the diameter of the Measuring Window.
Get
This command delivers the actual diameter of the Measuring Window.
Display Window
Set
This command highlights the Measuring Window
Get
This command delivers the highlight status of the Measuring Window.
Remark: The mean video level inside the Measuring Window is input to AGC loop.
LEVEL
Set
This command sets the target value of the AGC Loop.
Get
This command delivers the actual target value of the AGC loop.
AGC
Set
This command sets the AGC loop on, off, or into Stop Mode. Stop Mode is used to freeze the actual
gain by the hardware control signal (CN 10 PIN 1 and 2)
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Get
This command delivers the actual status of the AGC.
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AGC Off Mode
Set
If AGC loop is switched off, this command defines either the camera is operated with Fixed Gain or
with Voltage Controlled Gain.
Get
This command delivers the AGC Off Mode Status
Fixed Gain
Set
This command sets the value of the Fixed Gain.
Get
This command delivers the actual value of the Fixed Gain.
VGain Value
Get
This command delivers the gain caused by an external applied control voltage. (CN 1 PIN 12)
AGC Weighting
Set
This command defines the speed of the AGC loop.
Get
This command delivers the actual AGC Weighting parameter.
AGC Stepsize
Set
This command defines the maximum change of the gain within two loop actions.
Get
This command delivers the actual AGC Max Stepsize parameter.
Gamma
Set
This command sets the Gamma to nonlinear or linear.
Get
This command delivers the actual state of the Gamma parameter.
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OFFSET
Set
This command sets the video offset inside the Circular Blanking or of the whole image, if Circular
Blanking is not activated.
Get
This command delivers the actual value of the video offset.
Output Level
This command sets the Video Output Level for Live Video and Video which is delivered by the Digital
Memory.
Get
This command delivers the Level of Live Video and Video to the Digital Memory.
V_TILT
Set
This command sets the value of the vertical tilt correction.
Get
This command delivers the actual value of the vertical tilt correction
V_DOME
Set
This command sets the value of the vertical dome correction.
Get
This command delivers the actual value of the vertical dome correction.
H_TILT
Set
This command sets the value of the horizontal tilt correction.
Get
This command delivers the actual value of the horizontal tilt correction.
H_DOME
Set
This command sets the value of the horizontal dome correction.
Get
This command delivers the actual value of the horizontal dome correction.
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6.5 Commands related to Circular Blanking
Circular Blanking
Set
This command activates the Circular Blanking.
Get
This command delivers the status of the Circular Blanking.
CIRCLE_SHAPE
Set
This command allows compensation of the circular shape distortion caused by the monitor.
Get
This command delivers the actual value of the Circle Shape.
V_SHIFT
Set
This command defines the vertical position of the Circular Blanking.
Get
This command delivers the actual value of the vertical position.
H_SHIFT
Set
This command defines the horizontal position of the Circular Blanking.
Get
This command delivers the actual value of the horizontal position.
DCBLK
Set
This command defines the diameter of the Circular Blanking.
Get
This command delivers the actual value of the diameter.
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6.6 Commands related to Automatic Balance Control
SET POINT_1
Set
This command defines a target value of CCD-saturation controlled by ABC.
Get
This command delivers the actual value of SET_POINT_1.
SET POINT_2
Set
This command defines a target value of CCD-saturation controlled by ABC.
Get
This command delivers the actual value of SET_POINT_2.
ABC GAIN
Set
This command defines the digital amplification of the signal XR-Control.
Get
This command delivers the actual value of XR-Control amplification.
ABC Weighting
Set
This command defines the speed of the ABC loop.
Get
This command delivers the actual ABC Weighting parameter.
ABC Timeout
Set
This command sets the time delay of ABC response.
Delay = (3 + parameter) x field time
Get
This command delivers the actual value of ABC Timeout.
XR Linear Gain
Set
This command sets the gain of the XR linear signal. Therefore it defines the relation between XR linear
and CCD saturation.
Attention!
Using the standard value of XR linear gain leads to the following relation:
0% CCD saturation XR linear: 0 V
100% CCD saturation XR linear: -10 V
Get
This command delivers the actual value of the XR linear gain.
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XR HIGH
Set
This command defines the digital threshold related to the signal XR_HIGH.
Get
This command delivers the actual threshold value.
XR LOW
Set
This command defines the digital threshold related to the signal XR_LOW.
Get
This command delivers the actual threshold value.
XR Level
Get
This command delivers the actual digital values (8 bit) for XR linear and XR control signal (input of DA-
Converter).
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7 Circuit Description
7.1 Charge Coupled Device
The incoming light reaches the surface of the CCD (Charge Coupled Device) image sensor. The CCD
image sensor produces an output signal whose level corresponds to the incoming light intensity (Pre-
Video). The output signal is buffered and sent to the Analog Front End (AFE).
The CCD is operated in frame integration mode to achieve maximum spatial resolution.
Due to this, the integration phases of the odd and even field pixel are overlapping by 50%.
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Measurement Engine ME
The Measurement Engine calculates several parameters from the pixel inside the MW. This is done
every field. The parameters are fed to Microcontroller.
These parametes are the sum, the number of pixels, number of pixel above and below a grey level
threshold.
Correction of Pixel Faults
Pixel Faults (Hot Spots) will be replaced by nearest neighbour.
Offset Correction
Subtraction and Multiplication is applied on the video signal to achieve optimum contrast in the image.
Shading Correction
To compensate the image shading due to lens and image intensifier a Shading Correction Function is
implemented. Horizontal and Vertical Shading Correction curves, both tilt and dome can be applied.
Gamma
Gamma can be selected to linearize the brightness transfer function including CRT-Monitor.
Digital SyncMix
A digital Composite Signal is formed.
7.4 Microcontroller
After power up, the Microcontroller initializes all components. To do this, the Microcontroller reads all
parameters from a memory and send it to the components. During operation, it handles
the RS-232 communication, controls several automatic functions and performs supervising and self-
test function. Detailed information can be found in the document:
A Microcontroller with on-board flash-memory is used, so it is possible to flash new software into the
camera. This needs special equipment.
All camera parameters are stored in a EEPROM. Via RS-232 interface, parameters can be send to
components (volatile) or to the EEPROM (nonvolatile).
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7.5 Automatic Balance Control
XR high
X-ray dose is to high to get a good image
XR low
X-ray dose is to low to get a good image
XR Control
or
XR Linear
This signal provides information about the actual average saturation of the CCD inside the Measuring
Window.
It can be configured as a voltage source (0V... 10V) or as a current source (0uA...10uA).
The direction of the voltage or the current can be configured to be positive or negative.
current source
This signal provides information about the difference between actual average saturation of the CCD
inside the Measuring Window and a predefined value (Set_Point).
In case that these values are equal, the output voltage of XR Control is 6V.
The total output range of XR control is from 0V to 12V.
A switched.mode power supply generates all voltages used inside the camera. The input range is 18V
to 32V.
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7.7 Block Diagram
LIGHT FLUX
Microcontroller
RS 232 Interface
- ST 2
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8 Operation Modes
The switch “Operation Mode” in AFS-software, Folder “X-Ray Mode”, sets the camera into one of the
following modes :
Pulsed X-Ray Mode : The camera can be operated in both Continuous Mode and
Pulsed X-Ray Mode, controlled by input signal "X-Ray Shot":
Pulsed X-Ray Mode is not enabled, thus input signal "X-Ray Shot" has no effect.
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8.2 Pulsed X-Ray Mode
At Video systems one complete image is called a “frame”. This frame consists of two fields, “field1”
and “field2”.
Pulsed X-ray systems are working with a series of X-ray pulses. One X-ray pulse exposes two or
more fields of the video signal at CN 2, depending on its length. The other fields until the next X-ray
pulse are not exposed. To have a continuous image on the monitor, an IMAGE-MEMORY is required.
It should be updated with every exposed frame and it should hold the last exposed frame during the
time the camera delivers not exposed frames.
VideoXR-cameras are not equipped with an IMAGE-MEMORY inside the camera, therefore an
external image memory is required to achieve a continuous video signal in Pulsed X-Ray Mode.
The camera provides the output signal "Exposed Video" indicating the exposed fields for the external
image memory.
AGC- and ABC-settings are automatically updated with every exposed field and are stored in an
internal memory. During the time of not exposed fields this memory provides the camera with AGC-
and ABC-settings calculated from the last exposed field.
Synchronization between X-ray pulses and camera-timing is required in PXRmode1 and may be
required in PXRmode2. The way is to synchronize the X-Ray system (slave) by the camera-timing
(master). It is not possible to do it the opposite way.
For this purpose the camera provides the output signal "Frame Sync", which occurs once every frame.
Standard position of Frame Sync is the beginning of “field2”, so succession of the two exposed fields in
PXRmode1 and in synchronous PXRmode 2 is first “field1” and then “field2”.
See also Fig. 4 and Fig. 6.
If first “field2” and then “field1” is required, the position of Frame Sync may be changed to the
beginning of “field1” with switch “Field Sequence” in AFS-software, folder “X-Ray Mode”.
See also Fig. 5 and Fig. 7 .
In order to distinguish between exposed frames and not exposed frames the camera needs
information when an X-ray pulse starts and how long it is. This is to be done with the input signal "X-
Ray Shot". With this information the camera can find the exposed frames and can operate IMAGE-
MEMORY, AGC and ABC.
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Applicable X-Ray Pulse Lengths
For a flicker-free video signal on the monitor it is essential that all the 2 fields (=1frame) in the IMAGE-
MEMORY are exposed for the same length of time. In principle this is given in 2 different modes due to
the overlapping CCD integration periods of “field1” and “field2” (see also timing diagrams for Pulsed X-
Ray Mode) :
The camera can operate in both PXRmode1 and PXRmode2 and accommodates automatically to the
actual mode, when the following signal conditions are recognized:
PXRmode 1
This mode is a synchronous mode only. The “Field Sequence” is like the setting in AFS-software.
X-ray radiation Start: 0,1ms (0,1ms) or later after the trailing edge of "Frame Sync".
Stop: 19,9ms (16,5ms) or earlier after the trailing edge of "Frame Sync" the
radiation must already be zero.
X-Ray Shot Start: just after the leading edge of "Frame Sync".
(Input signal) Stop: less than 20ms (16,66ms) after the leading edge of "Frame Sync".
Is sampled inside the camera with the trailing edge of "Frame Sync".
Setup- and hold-times are minimum 50us (50us) each.
Exposed Video The moment the camera changes this signal is excactly 20,0ms (16,66ms)
(Output signal) after the leading edge of "Frame Sync".
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PXRmode 2
This mode can be used as synchronous mode or as asynchronous mode. In both cases the input
signal “X-Ray Shot” indicates to the camera exactly that space of time where X-ray radiation is on and
has stabilized.
PXRmode 2 synchronous:
The “Field Sequence” is like the setting in AFS-software.
X-ray radiation, start: just after the leading edge of "Frame Sync".
stabilized stop: after the trailing edge of two or more "Frame Sync" later.
X-Ray Shot Start: just after X-ray radiation is switched on and has stabilized.
(Input signal) Stop: just when X-ray radiation is stopped.
PXRmode 2 asynchronous:
The succession of fields is not defined.
X-Ray Shot Start: just after X-ray radiation is switched on and has stabilized.
(Input signal) Stop: not later than X-ray radiation is switched off.
“X-Ray Shot” is sampled inside the camera with the leading edge of "Sample Clock".
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PXRmode1 with Field Sequence = field 1 / field 2
Frame Sync
(output signal)
X-Ray Shot
(input signal)
X-Ray radiation
20 ( 16,66 ) ms 20 ( 16,66 ) ms
X-Ray radiation
X-Ray radiation
The different amplitudes of the video signals in this diagram depend only on the CCD integration times.
The intensity of light coming into the CCD-sensor is assumed to be constant during the X-ray pulse is on.
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PXRmode1 with Field Sequence = field 2 / field 1
Frame Sync
(output signal)
X-Ray Shot
(input signal)
X-Ray radiation
20 ( 16,66 ) ms 20 ( 16,66 ) ms
X-Ray radiation
X-Ray radiation
The different amplitudes of the video signals in this diagram depend only on the CCD integration times.
The intensity of light coming into the CCD-sensor is assumed to be constant during the X-ray pulse is on.
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PXRmode 2 with Field Sequence = field 1 / field 2
1/2 CCD
integration
period
Frame Sync
(output signal)
Sample Clock
(internal signal for
sampling "X-Ray Shot")
PXRmode2 synchronous
X-Ray radiation
X-Ray Shot
(input signal)
Exposed Video
(output signal)
PXRmode2 asynchronous
X-Ray radiation
X-Ray Shot
(input signal)
Exposed Video
(output signal)
X-Ray radiation
X-Ray Shot
(input signal)
Exposed Video
(output signal)
The different amplitudes of the video signals in this diagram depend only on the CCD integration times.
The intensity of light coming into the CCD-sensor is assumed to be constant during the X-ray pulse is on.
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PXRmode 2 with Field Sequence = field 2 / field 1
1/2 CCD
integration
period
CCD integration field1
Frame Sync
(output signal)
Sample Clock
(internal signal for
sampling "X-Ray Shot")
PXRmode2 synchronous
X-Ray radiation
X-Ray Shot
(input signal)
Exposed Video
(output signal)
PXRmode2 asynchronous
X-Ray radiation
X-Ray Shot
(input signal)
Exposed Video
(output signal)
X-Ray radiation
X-Ray Shot
(input signal)
Exposed Video
(output signal)
The different amplitudes of the video signals in this diagram depend only on the CCD integration times.
The intensity of light coming into the CCD-sensor is assumed to be constant during the X-ray pulse is on.
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9 CONNECTORS for I/O Signals
CN 2
underside
CN 5
CN 1 CN 14
CN 9
CN 10
CN 6
ST 2
CN1 26 Pin (2x13) Header Standard Connector for Power-Supply and Control
PIN I/O Signal PIN I/O Signal
1 In GND Power Supply 2 In +18 VDC…+32 VDC
3 In GND Power Supply 4 In +18 VDC…+32 VDC
5 In GND Power Supply 6 In +18 VDC…+32 VDC
7 connected to CN6 Pin 7 8 connected to CN6 Pin 6
9 connected to CN6 Pin 5 10 connected to CN6 Pin 4
11 In AGC on/off 12 In VGAIN
13 In SETPOINT SELECT 14 O XR high
15 O XR low 16 O XR control
17 In Full Image Blanking 18 O Frame Sync
19 In GND VGAIN 20 NC
21 22 NC
23 24 NC
25 26
2 O GND
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CN5 Ground
M4 screw for GND Power Supply
CN6 10 Pin (2x5) Header Connector for X-Ray Image Intensifier (Optional)
PIN I/O Signal PIN I/O Signal
1 O +18 VDC…+32 VDC 2 O GND Power Supply
3 NC 4 connected to CN1 Pin 10
5 connected to CN1 Pin 9 6 connected to CN1 Pin 8
7 connected to CN1 Pin 7 8 NC
9 NC 10 NC
CN10 10 Pin (2x5) Header Camera Control for Pulsed X-Ray Mode
PIN I/O Signal PIN I/O Signal
1 In AGCoff (+) 2 In AGCoff (-)
3 In X-Ray Shot (+) 4 In X-Ray Shot (-)
5 O Exposed Video (+) 6 O Exposed Video (-)
7 O Frame Sync (+) 8 O Frame Sync (-)
9 NC 10 NC
2 O GND
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10 Specification of I/O Signals
Power Supply
Input voltage range
18VDC ... 32VDC
Current consumption
(Over the whole input voltage range)
approx. 200mA
Inrush current
(due to DC/DC-converter startup)
< 2A for 100ms
Remarks
+ Power for X-Ray Image Intensifier is supplied from CN6 (Input voltage)
Control for X-Ray Image Intensifier
Connections between CN1 and CN6 40V max. , 20 mA max.
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Camera Control for Pulsed X-Ray Mode
opto-isolated input with Ri > 1 kOhm
CN10, Pin 1 In + AGCoff U > + 2.5V AGC stopped
CN10, Pin 2 In - U < + 0.7V AGC active
Isolation voltage: 500 V AC min
max. input voltage : +/- 15 V DC max.
opto-isolated input with Ri > 1 kOhm
CN10, Pin 3 In + X-Ray Shot U > + 2.5V Shot
CN10, Pin 4 In - U < + 0.7V no shot
Isolation voltage: 500 V AC min
max. input voltage : +/- 15 V DC max.
opto-isolated Output
CN10 , Pin 5 O+ Exposed Video Exposed Video active Output is conducting
At I = 2,5 mA is U < 0,4 V
CN10 , Pin 6 O- Exposed Video not active Output is in High-Z-State
I < 10 µA
Output current 50 mA max.
Applicable voltage 0 ... + 50 V max.
Isolation voltage 500 V AC min
CN10 , Pin 7 O+ Frame Sync opto-isolated Output, 1 Sync-pulse every frame
CN10 , Pin 8 O- Pulse duration 640 (635) µs
Sync active Output is conducting
At I = 2.5 mA is U < 0.4 V
Sync not active Output is in high-Z-State
I < 10 µA
Output current 50 mA max.
Applicable voltage 0 ... + 50 V max.
Isolation voltage 500 V AC min
Other Signals
CN1, Pin 17 In Full Image Blanking Pin not conn. Video Image
Pin grounded Blanked Image
CN1, Pin 18 O Frame Sync 5V Pulse, negative Polarity, once every frame
Pulse duration 640 (635) µs
Output source current 1 mA max. for U >2.4 V
Output sink current 50 mA max. for U< 0.5 Video XR, all types
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Appendix
Dimensioned Drawing A022.032.14
1 2 3 4
EINZELHEIT B
43,4 ±0,5
39,7 ±0,2
15,9 ±0,1
O 30 ±0,1
19,2 ±0,1
A
Bauteilehöhe 6,1 ±0,2 mm
5 ±0,5
1-32 UNC
17,8
40,6 ±0,5
33,2 ±0,2
26,1 ±0,5
9,4 ±0,2
1,6 ±0,2
9 ±0,2
20,3 ±0,5
B
Bauteilehöhe 2 ±0,2 mm
Bauteilehöhe 6,5 ±0,2 mm
9,5 ±0,5
60,1 CN 2
von unten
O 4 EINZELHEIT C
-4x-
20,3 ±0,5
C CN 14
GND
CN 9
33,1
CN6
CN10
5 55 ±0,5 65 ±0,5
D R7
ST 2
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Werkstückkanten Allgemeintoleranz
Diese Zeichnung ist geistiges Eigentum und darf DIN 6784 DIN ISO 2768 m Maßstab 1:2 Artikelnummer
ohne unsere ausdrückliche Einwilligung weder kopiert, + 0,2 -0,3 DIN ISO 1302
vervielfältigt, noch Drittpersonen oder Konkurrenz-
firmen zugänglich gemacht werden.
Halbzeug Material
Halbzeug Material
Datum Name
Bearb. 11.04.2003
Gepr.
Schregel
Video-XR Linos
Norm
Masszeichnung
R
Blatt
A022.032.14 2/2
Zust. Änderung Datum Name Tel.:05508-974-227/107/Fax:108 Dateiname A02203214 asm 19.05.2003