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  1/3 inch ccd image sensor for pal camera a1 pros a i 339 ver0.1 4 nc v rg v p v sub gnd v dd 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 h 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 gnd v gg v ss v out v 4 v 3 v 2 v 1 h 1 nc v rg pt v sub gnd v dd 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 h 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 gnd nc nc v out v 4 v 3 v 2 v 1 h 1 16 pin plastic - dip ( top view ) 1.1 general description the a i 339 is a 440k pixels ccd area sensor for pal 1/3 inch video cameras. buried photodiodes and micro lenses are adopted for low noise, low smear and high sensitivity. a chrominance signal is achieved by the adoption of yellow, magenta, cyan and green complementary co lor mosaic filters. this product also has the features of strong anti- blooming and electronic shutter with variable charge-storage time. 1.2 features ? micro lens arrays for high sensitivity ? ye, mg, cy and g complementary color mosaic filters ? excellent blooming suppression ? ttl level(3.3v) operation on hccd & rg electrodes ? 16 pin plastic dip type package ? variable electronic shutter of 1/50 to 1/100,000 sec ? high sensitivity and low smear ? low image lag 1.3 device constitution ? architecture : it - ccd ? optical size : 1/3 inch format ? number of effective pixels : 752 (h) x 582 (v) = 437,664 pixels ? number of total pixels : 795 (h) x 596 (v) = 473,820 pixels ? pixel size : 6.50 (h) x 6.25 (v) ? 2 ? optical black area horizontal direction : front 3 pixels rear 40 pixels vertical direction : front 12 pixels rear 2 pixels ? number of dummy bits horizontal direction : front 22 pixels rear - pixels vertical direction : front 1 pixels rear - pixels optical black position ( top view ) 40 pin1 pin9 unit : pixels 752 3 582 12 ob 2 ob 1. overview
2 a i 339 a1 pros co., ltd. professional promotion process profit v rg nc nc nc v out v dd gnd v sub hccd gnd vccd 8 7 v z 1 h z 1 h z 2 6 5 4 3 2 1 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 v z 2 v z 3 v z 4 pd 1.4 pin arrangement 1.5 pin descriptions pin symbol description pin symbol description 1 : v4 vertical register transfer clock 4 9 vdd output amplifier drain bias 2 : v3 vertical register transfer clock 3 10 gnd ground 3 : v2 vertical register transfer clock 2 11 : sub substrate (overflow drain) bias 4 : v1 vertical register transfer clock 1 12 pt protection bias 5 gnd ground 13 : rg reset gate clock 6 nc no connection 14 nc no connection 7 nc no connection 15 : h1 horizontal register transfer clock 1 8 vo ccd output signal 16 : h2 horizontal register transfer clock 2 1.6 absolute maximum ratings symbols relative to gnd (unit : v) min. max. vdd -0.2 15.0 pt -7.5 0.2 gnd reference : rg -0.2 12.0 : sub -0.2 29.0 : h1, : h2 -0.2 5.0 : v1 -7.0 14.0 : v2, : v3, : v4 -7.0 7.0 vo -0.2 15.0 pt
3 a i 339 a1 pros co., ltd. professional promotion process profit 1.7 temperature ratings symbols min max unit ???????q??????|? ^ca hf  ?????q??????|? ^da if  note) ?temperature rating is defined wi th the ambient temperature of sensor ?about the storage temperature of ccd, and local heat stress at the time of solder mounting, it provides in ?notes on device handling?. ?operating temperature is not guaranteed the characteristics.
4 a i 339 a1 pros co., ltd. professional promotion process profit note) driving voltage value of the above table indicates the voltage value in each pad of the image sensor. 2.1 operating voltage conditions symbol operating conditions unit notes min. typ. max. vdd 11.5 12.0 12.5 v pt -6.5 -6.0 -5.5 v gnd ? 0.0 ? v : rg h - l 3.0 3.3 3.6 v *1 bias ( internal bias ) : sub h - l 17.0 18.0 19.0 v *2 bias ( internal bias ) : h1, : h2 h 3.0 3.3 3.6 v *3 l -0.2 0.0 0.2 : v1 h 11.5 12.0 12.5 v *4 m -0.2 0.0 0.2 l -6.5 -6.0 -5.5 : v2, : v3, : v4 m -0.2 0.0 0.2 v l -6.5 -6.0 -5.5 note) *1 : reset gate ( : rg ) note) *2 : substrate ( : sub ) note) *4 : horizontal ( : h1, : h2 ) 2. electrical specification note) *4 : vertical ( : v1 to : v4 )
5 a i 339 a1 pros co., ltd. professional promotion process profit 3.1 imaging characteristics testing conditions (1) the definition of st andard imaging conditions. standard imaging conditions consis t of standard optical system co nditions, standard drive voltage conditions, and standard drive timing conditions. (2) standard optical system conditions. the conditions of the measurement opt ical system show below are made into standard optical conditions. 1 ) light source color temperature : 4,800 k 2 ) camera lens iris diaphragm : f11 considerable 3 ) ir cut filter : cm500s, t = 1.0 mm 4 ) illuminance of the ccd surface : 1.0 lx ( after ir cu t filter passage ). 5 ) color filter ( when required ) : blue filter : b440 , t = 2.5 mm : red filter : r64 , t = 2.5 mm : green filter : bw550 , t = 4.45 mm (3) standard drive voltage conditions. the conditions driven with the typical value in op erating voltage are made into standard drive voltage conditions. (4) standard drive timing conditions. it is measurement in the driv e timing of standard timing chart. 3. imaging characteristics
6 a i 339 a1 pros co., ltd. professional promotion process profit 3.2 imaging characteristics item symbol min. typ. max. unit conditions test temp test method notes saturation signal vsat 1,000 ? ? mv 60.8 lx illuminance 60  3.3.1 sensitivity so 200 250 ? mv / lx standard illuminance accumulation time 1 / 50 sec 35  3.3.2 smear sm ? -130 -105 db 1,900 lx illuminance 35  3.3.3 vertical transfer efficiency vtte 99.5 ? ? % standard illuminance 35  3.3.4 horizontal transfer efficiency htte 99.0 ? ? 3.3.5 signal shading shd ? ? 20 % standard illuminance 35  3.3.6 uniformity between video signal channels red sr ? ? 10 % standard illuminance 35  3.3.7 blue sb ? ? 10 3.3.8 flicker y flky ? ? 2.0 % standard illuminance 35  3.3.9 cr flkcr ? ? 5.0 3.3.10 cb flkcb ? ? 5.0 3.3.11 line crawl r lcr ? ? 3.0 % standard illuminance ( each color filter addition ) 35  3.3.12 b lcb ? ? 3.0 3.3.13 g lcg ? ? 3.0 3.3.14 w lcw ? ? 3.0 3.3.15 dark signal vdk ? ? 1.0 mv dark condition 60  3.3.16 lag lag ? ? 0.5 % strobe light 35  3.3.17 [ measurement system ] the test point is assumed to be the output point of the following circuit block ( both of the ? of amp and the operation processing are 1 ) the device output volt age ( unit : mv ) of dark characteristics and temperature white defect is converted from screen output by gain of amp
7 a i 339 a1 pros co., ltd. professional promotion process profit 3.3.1. saturation signal 1 ) set 60.8 lx illumination condition, then measure t he signal output. 2 ) detect the average value of the test area 3 ) see figure 1 below for the test area 3.3.2. sensitivity 1) set 1.0 lx illumination condition , then measure the signal output. 2) detect sensitivity with the following formula. 3) see figure 1 below for the test area 3.3.3. smear 1) set 0 lx illumination condition, then measur e the signal output without readout pd ( imafe0 ). 2) set 1900 lx illumination condition measure the signal output readout pd (image1 ). 3) subtract image0 from image1 as a reference level if the signal output. 4) divide smear test area to 20 areas, an d detect the average value in each area. 5) select the maximum value from the average values ( smear_max ). 6) detect smear with the following formula. 7) see figure 2 below for the test area. 3.3 imaging characteristics tested procedures
8 a i 339 a1 pros co., ltd. professional promotion process profit 3.3.4. vertical transfer efficiency 1) set 1.0 lx illumination condition , then measure the signal output. 2) detect average value of horizontal last line in effective area ( v_eff ). 3) detect average value of horizontal first line in ob area ( v_ob ). 4) detect average value of horizontal line in reference area ( v_ref ). 5) detect vertical transfer effi ciency with the following formula 6) see figure 3 below for the test area. 3.3.5. horizontal transfer efficiency 1) set 1.0 lx illumination condition , then measure the signal output. 2) detect average value of vertical la st line in effective area ( h_eff ). 3) detect average value of vertical first line in ob area ( h_ob ). 4) detect average value of vertical line in reference area ( h_ref ). 5) detect horizontal transfer e fficiency with the following formula 6) see figure 4 below for the test area.
9 a i 339 a1 pros co., ltd. professional promotion process profit 3.3.6. signal shading 1) set 1.0 lx illumination condition , then measure the signal output. 2) make composition of luminance signal y. 3) apply low pass filter to luminance signal y ( ex : rank filter and convolution filter ). 4) measure the maximum and minimum value of luminance signal y. 5) detect signal shading with the following formula. shd [ % ] = ( ( y.max ? y.min ) / y.mean ) x 100 3.3.7. uniformity between video signal channels : red 1) set 1.0 lx illumination condition , then measure the signal output. 2) make blue signal r ? y and luminance signal y. 3) apply low pass filter to chroma signal r ? y (ex : rank filter and convolution filter ). 4) measure the maximum and minimum value of blue chroma signal r ? y. 5) detect sr with the following formula. sr [ % ] = ( ( r ? y ).max ? ( r ? y ).min ) / y.mean ) x 100 3.3.8. uniformity between video signal channels : blue 1) set 1.0 lx illumination condition , then measure the signal output. 2) make red chroma signal b ? y and luminance signal y. 3) apply low pass filter to chroma signal b ? y ( ex : rank filter and convolution filter ). 4) measure the maximum and minimum value of red chroma signal b ? y. 5) detect sb with the following formula. sb [ % ] = ( ( b ? y ).max ? ( b ? y ).min / y.mean ) x 100 3.3.9. flicker : y 1) set 1.0 lx illumination condition, then measure the signal output 2) measure odd field output value ( y.odd ). 3) measure even field output ( y.eve ). 4) detect flicker y with the following formula. flky [ % ] = abs ( 2 x ( y.odd ? y.eve ) / ( y.odd + y.eve ) ) 3.3.10 flicker : cr 1) set 5.5 lx illumination condition with red filter, then meas ure the signal output. 2) make red chroma signal r ? y. 3) measure odd field output value ( cr.odd ). 4) measure even field output value ( cr.even ). 5) detect flicker cr with the following formula. flkcr [ % ] = abs ( 2 x ( cr.odd ? cr.eve ) / ( cr.odd + cr.eve ) )
10 a i 339 a1 pros co., ltd. professional promotion process profit 3.3.11. flicker : cb 1) set 5.5 lx illumination condition with bl ue filter, then measure the signal output. 2) make blue chroma signal b ? y. 3) measure odd field output value ( cb.odd ). 4) measure even field output value ( cb.eve ). 5) detect flicker cb with the following formula. flkcb [ % ] = abs ( 2 x ( cb.odd ? cb.eve ) / ( cb.odd + cb.eve ) ) x 100 3.3.12. line crawl : r 1) set 5.5 lx illumination condition with red filter, then meas ure the signal output. 2) make composition of luminance signal y. 3) apply low pass filter to y ( ex : rank filter ). 3) calculate difference between y signal lines for the same field. 4) select maximum difference ( lclev ) value. 5) detect line crawl r with the following formula. lcr [ % ] = abs ( lclev / y.mean ) x 100 3.3.13. line crawl : b 1) set 5.5 lx illumination condition with bl ue filter, then measure the signal output. 2) make composition of luminance signal y. 3) apply low pass filter to y ( ex : rank filter ). 4) calculate difference between y signal line for the same field. 5) select maximum difference ( lclev ) value. 6) detect line crawl b with the following formula. lcb [ % ] = abs ( lclev / y.mean ) x 100 3.3.14. line crawl : g 1) set 5.5 lx illumination condition with green filter, then measur e the signal output. 2) make composition of luminance signal y. 3) apply low pass filter to y ( ex : rank filter ). 4) calculate difference between y signal lines for the same field. 5) select maximum difference ( lclev ) value. 6) detect line crawl g with the following formula. lcg [ % ] = abs ( lclev / y.mean ) x 100 3.3.15. line crawl : w 1) set 1.0 lx illumination condition 2) make composition of luminance signal y. 3) apply low pass filter to y ( ex : rank filter ). 4) calculate difference between y signal line for the same field. 5) select maximum difference ( lclev ) value. 6) detect line crawl w with the following formula. lcw [ % ] = abs ( lclev / y.mean ) x 100
11 a i 339 a1 pros co., ltd. professional promotion process profit 3.3.16. dark signal 1) set the temperature to 60 and 0.0 lx illumination condition, then measure the signal output. 2) detect dark signal with the following formula. 3) see figure 5 below for test area figure 6. lag test 3.3.17 lag 1) set the temperature to 35 , strobe light and afe gain 6db condition. 2) adjust the y signal output value generated by strobe light to 200mv. 3) after setting the strobe light so that it strobes with the following timing, measure the residual signal (ylag), and substitute the value into the following formula. lag [%] = (ylag/200) x 100(%)
12 a i 339 a1 pros co., ltd. professional promotion process profit 4. spectral characteristic (reference)
13 a i 339 a1 pros co., ltd. professional promotion process profit 5 application 5.1 application circuit vdd v4 v1 v2 v3 ? sub vl 100k 1 f 0.033 f v driver vo gnd nc v1 v2 v3 v4 nc vdd gnd sub pt rg nc h1 h2 a i 339 ( top view ) pad-no.8 pad-no.1 pad-no.9 pad-no.16 12.0v 3.3v -6.0v rg h1 h2 0.1 f 0.01 f 47 1000pf ccd output 1.5k
14 a i 339 a1 pros co., ltd. professional promotion process profit 6. drive condition 6.1. power-on conditions (1) stating up power supply 1) first bring up the + 3.3 v system, making sure that the sub pin never becomes lowe r than the ground potential. 2) after that, bring up the+12.0vsystem( vh, and vdd ) and the ? 6.0 v system ( vl and pt ). these levels may be brought up at the same time, however avoi d bringing these levels up extremely rapidly. 3) the only constraint on the time from the point the + 3.3 v system is brought up to the + 12.0 v and ? 6.0 v systems are brought up is that it be long enough for t he vertical driver logic system to start up. (2) ending power supply turn off power supply levels in the reverse order form the application sequence. 1) bring down the + 12.0 v system ( vh, and add ) and the ? 6.0 v system ( vl and pt ). 2) after that, turn off the + 3.3 v system. (3) other notes 1) design applications so t hat voltage do not exceed the absolute maximu m ratings during the power supply startup transition period. 2) the condition pt ? vl must be maintained during the power supply on / off transition periods. 3) do not connect or disconnect signals to or fr om the ccd voltage when power supply system are on
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21 a i 339 a1 pros co., ltd. professional promotion process profit this section provides notes on ha ndling ccd image sensors as optic al devices implemented as a mos integrated circuit ( ic ). 1) cautions to static electricity you should take extreme care to static electricity. as a rule, device handling should be done in epa ( epa : esd protection area (esd : electrostatic discharge ) ). if the static electricity discha rges to the ccd?s pins, transfer efficiency may be reduced and other characteristics changed dependi ng on the voltage if the esd. in extreme cases, the protection circuits may break down and the device became inoperable. (1) in dry air, since a possibility t hat static electricity will occur by friction becomes high, please perform moisture control of the working space to more than 50 % rh (2) use of dischargers, such as ionized air, can be effective in prompting the discharge of static electricity (3) since static charge of several thousand volt s can accumulate due to friction between the human body and synthetic fiber clothing, staff should always wear work clothes and uniforms made from antistatic materials. also, staff should wear conductive footwear. (4) when handling ccd?s, staff should use antistatic gloves and grounded, their bodies by wearing wrist strap connected to ground through 1m resistance. also, prevent static charges from accumulating by spreading grounded conductive sheets on the floors and workbenches where ccds will be handled. (5) please take extreme care to static electricity in your assemble process line involving products storaging. 2) notes on power supply application although there is a list of points that require care and attention with respect to applying the power supply levels provided separately in the ? note on power supply application? document, the conditions listed below must also be met (1) do not use this device with any of the maximum ratings stipulated in the device standard exceeded. (2) do not apply power with the ccd pins connected incorrectly. that could result in source/drain reversals or the protection transistors being fo rward biased and large currents could destroy the inter connects on the chip. (3) do not use a power supply whose transient voltage levels exceed the maximum rating. (4) use the ?recommended sample circuit ( latch ? up prevention peripheral circuit example )? to prevent latch ? up from occurring. if latch ? up does occur, abnormal currents may flow between power supply terminal and gnd. the heat gen erated may make the ccd inoperative 3) notes on temperature in assembly process and soldering ccd has the limit temperature as follows, based on the physical limit of materials used. please take care not to hearten over this temperature in your process. 7. notes on device handling item limit temperature possible damage ( due to higher temperature than the limit ) ccd part 170 degradation of on-chip filter and lens
22 a i 339 a1 pros co., ltd. professional promotion process profit 4) notes on ccds as optical elements (1) this ccd features micro lenses that increase the ability of the photodiodes to collect light and color filter that allow the ccd to recognize color informat ion integrated on the chip itself in the sections of the ccd that perform t he photoelectrical conversion. since these on-chip components ate implemented us ing plastics, the transpar ency of the filter and lens materials is reduced by the light that ent ers the ccd depending on the spectral characteristics, intensity, and exposure time. due to this fact, these devices must be protect ed from uv light, sunlight, and any other bright light during all phases of use and handling, includi ng storage, transport and end product manufacture. (2) if the same pattern is protected onto the ccd image sensor for an extended period, depending on the intensity of the image and the ti me, that pattern may be burned onto the sensor resulting in the pattern being reflected in the characteristic or va riations in characteristic , regardless of whether of not power is applied. when not using a ccd, we recommend blocking all light and turning off the power. 5) storage environment ccd is a precision optical product. therefore, temperature, humidity, radiation and static electricity etc. of storage environment have to be controlled. please pay attention to the following when storing ccd. (1) storage condition of ccd a) packed condition. please storage ccd as it packed on our deliv ery packing in the following environment. temperature : ta = 25 10 humidity : rh = 60 % or less storage life : 1year b) opened pack condition when you opened pack, please keep environment as follows. temperature : ta = 23 5 humidity : rh = 10 % or less storage life : 3 months if you can not store ccd in dry air, please keep environment as follows. temperature : ta = 23 5 humidity : rh = 30 ~ 60 % storage life : 3 months but, the condition should fulfill the following equation. rh < -3x ts + 114 ( red area in fig.1 )
23 a i 339 a1 pros co., ltd. professional promotion process profit (2) other cautions a) do not store ccd in a location where they will be irradiated sunlight, uv and so on. b) do not subject these devices to rapid chang e in temperature that could cause condensation. c) do not subject these devices to ionizing radiat ion, electrostatic fields or discharge, or strong magnetic fields. d) if the storage location is humidified with a humidifier in the winter, use water that ha been brought to a boil. this is because chlorine and other chemicals dissolv ed in the water could cause oxidation of the leads. e) store packing containers in a place where they will not be subject to variation, mechanical shock, or being stacked under other materials or freight. 6)dust and contamination dust or contamination on the glass surface could dete riorate the output characterist ic or cause a scar. in order to minimize dust or contamination on the glass surface, take the following precautions : (1) handle ccd in a clean environment such as a cleaned booth. perform all lens assembly and work in a clean room. (2) do not touch the glass surface with the finger. if dust or contamination gets on the glass surface, the following cleaning method is recommended: ? dust from static electricity should be blown off with an ionized air blower. for anti electrostatic measure, however, ground all the leads on device before blowing off the dust. ? the contamination on the glass surface should be wiped of with a clean applicator socked in isopropyl alcohol. wipe slowly and gently in one directly only. frequently replace the applicator and do not us e the same applicator to clean more than one device
24 a i 339 a1 pros co., ltd. professional promotion process profit r 0 . 3 unit = mm 0.17 0.10 12.20 0.1 8.9 0.10 3 ? 1.27 0.10 1.57 0.64 0.30 0.10 0.46 0.10 1.27 0.05 1.27x7=8.89 0.10 11.80 0.05 3.55 0.25 5 ? 11.43 0.3 10.73 0.05 3.08 0.3 1.40 0.3 9.70 0.10 11.40 0.1 0.25 5 ? 1.the center of the effective image area relative to ? b ? and ? b? ?is (h, v) = (6.1, 5.7) 0.15mm. 2. the rotation angle of the effective image area relative to h and v is 1.5 ? 2.5 r 0 . 5 d e p t h = 0 . 4 r 0 . 3 6.1 5.7 b b h v : glass lid 8.1 package dimension (16 pin plastic-dip) 8. package
25 a i 339 a1 pros co., ltd. professional promotion process profit 8.2 package marking 8.2.1. marking contents (1) product name : AI339 (2) company name : a1 pros (3) country of origin : korea (4) data code : marking : font120p character height (mm) : (a):2.00, (b):1.500, (c):0.700, (d):1.350 character width (mm): (a):5.933, (b):6.822 line space (mm): 0.35, 0.45, 0.64 accuracy : 5% a1 pros (company mark) device name workweek (2 digit) manufacturing year (2 digit) lot no. (a) (b) (c) (d)


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