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CXD2460R
CXD2460R
Description
The CXD2460R is an IC developed to generate the 48 pin LQFP (Plastic)
timing pulses required by Progressive Scan CCD
image sensors as well as signal processing circuits.
Features
• Electronic shutter function
• Supports non-interlaced operation
• Base oscillation frequency 28.636MHz
• Horizontal drive frequency switchable between
Absolute Maximum Ratings
14.3/7.2MHz
• Supply voltage VDDa, VDDb, VDDc, VDDd
• Switchable between FINE (Progressive Scan) mode
Vss – 0.5 to Vss + 7.0 V
or DRAFT (high-speed draft) mode
• Supply voltage VSS VL – 0.5 to VL + 26.0 V
• Built-in vertical driver
• Supply voltage VH VL – 0.5 to VL + 26.0 V
• Supply voltage VM VL – 0.5 to VL + 26.0 V
Applications
• Input voltage VI Vss – 0.5 to VDDa,b,c,d + 0.5 V
Progressive Scan CCD cameras
• Output voltage VO Vss – 0.5 to VDDa,b,c,d + 0.5 V
• Operating temperature
Structure
Topr –20 to +75 °C
Silicon gate CMOS IC
• Storage temperature
Tstg –55 to +150 °C
Applicable CCD Image Sensor
ICX205AK
Recommended Operating Conditions
• Supply voltage 1 VDDa, VDDb, VDDd
3.0 to 3.6 V
• Supply voltage 2 VDDc 3.0 to 5.25 V
• Supply voltage 3 VH 14.25 to 15.75 V
• Supply voltage 4 VL –9.0 to –5.0 V
• Supply voltage 5 VM 0 V
• Operating temperature
Topr –20 to +75 °C
Sony reserves the right to change products and specifications without prior notice. This information does not convey any license by
any implication or otherwise under any patents or other right. Application circuits shown, if any, are typical examples illustrating the
operation of the devices. Sony cannot assume responsibility for any problems arising out of the use of these circuits.
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E98414-PS
CXD2460R
Block Diagram
XSHD
XSHP
XRS
SUB
V2B
V2A
VM
RG
VH
H1
H2
V3
VL
V1
12 13 9 18 17 19 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46
OSCI
5
V-Driver
OSCO
4
XSGB
XSGA
XSUB
CKI
XV3
XV2
XV1
3
CKO 1 15 XCPDM
1/2 21 PBLK
22 XCPOB
2MCK 27 Pulse Generator
32 ID
33 EXP
1/2
28 TEST2
MCK 25
ADCLK 23
VDD0 6
AVD0 8
SSG 47 DSGAT
AVD1 14
AVD2 16 1/1790 48 PS
VDD1 26
RST
HRI
FRO
HRO
TEST1
XSGA and XSGB are readout pulses that use V2A and V2B, respectively, as the VH value.
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CXD2460R
TEST2
2MCK
VDD1
VSS4
MCK
HRO
FRO
SEN
EXP
SSK
SSI
ID
36 35 34 33 32 31 30 29 28 27 26 25
HRI 37 24 RST
FRI 38 23 ADCLK
VM 39 22 XCPOB
V1 40 21 PBLK
V3 41 20 VSS3
V2A 42 19 XRS
VH 43 18 XSHD
V2B 44 17 XSHP
SUB 45 16 AVD2
VL 46 15 XCPDM
DSGAT 47 14 AVD1
PS 48 13 H2
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
CKO
VSS0
CKI
OSCO
OSCI
VDD0
TEST1
AVD0
RG
VSS1
VSS2
H1
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CXD2460R
Pin Description
Pin
Symbol I/O Description
No.
1 CKO O Oscillator output. (28.6MHz)
2 Vss0 — GND
3 CKI I Oscillator input. (28.6MHz)
4 OSCO O Inverter output for oscillation. (28.6MHz)
5 OSCI I Inverter input for oscillation. (28.6MHz)
6 VDD0 — Power supply.
7 TEST1 I Test. With pull-down resistor. Fix to low.
8 AVD0 — Power supply.
9 RG O Reset gate pulse output.
10 Vss1 — GND
11 Vss2 — GND
12 H1 O Clock output for horizontal CCD drive.
13 H2 O Clock output for horizontal CCD drive.
14 AVD1 — Power supply.
15 XCPDM O Clamp pulse.
16 AVD2 — Power supply.
17 XSHP O Sample-and-hold pulse.
18 XSHD O Sample-and-hold pulse.
19 XRS O Sample-and-hold pulse.
20 VSS3 — GND
21 PBLK O Blanking cleaning pulse.
22 XCPOB O Clamp pulse.
23 ADCLK O Clock output for AD conversion.
Reset (Low: Reset, High: Normal operation).
24 RST I
Always input one reset pulse during power-on.
25 MCK O Clock output for digital circuit.
26 VDD1 — Power supply.
27 2MCK O Clock output for digital circuit.
28 TEST2 I Test. Fix to high.
PS = High: Drive frequency setting input.
29 SEN I
PS = Low: Serial setting strobe input.
PS = High: Readout method setting input.
30 SSK I
PS = Low: Serial setting clock input.
PS = High: Shutter speed setting input.
31 SSI I
PS = Low: Serial setting data input.
32 ID O Line identification signal output write enable pulse output or XSUB output.
33 EXP O Pulse output indicating exposure is underway or checksum result output.
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CXD2460R
Pin
Symbol I/O Description
No.
34 HRO O Horizontal sync signal (HR) output or XSGA output.
35 FRO O Vertical sync signal (FR) output or XSGB output.
36 VSS4 — GND
37 HRI I Horizontal sync signal (HR) input.
38 FRI I Vertical sync signal (FR) input.
39 VM — GND (vertical clock driver GND).
40 V1 O Clock output for vertical CCD drive.
41 V3 O Clock output for vertical CCD drive.
42 V2A O Clock output for vertical CCD drive.
43 VH — 15V power supply (vertical clock driver power supply).
44 V2B O Clock output for vertical CCD drive.
45 SUB O CCD electric charge sweep pulse output.
46 VL — –8.0V power supply (vertical clock driver power supply).
47 DSGAT I Output stop (Same operation control as SLP when low).
Parallel/serial switching for mode setting input method.
48 PS I
(High: Parallel, Low: Serial) With pull-down resistor.
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CXD2460R
Electrical Characteristics
CKO, MCK, VOH1 Feed current where IOH = –10.0mA VDDa – 0.8 V
Output voltage 1
2MCK VOL1 Pull-in current where IOL = 7.2mA 0.4 V
VOH2 Feed current where IOH = –3.3mA VDDb – 0.8 V
Output voltage 2 RG
VOL2 Pull-in current where IOL = 2.4mA 0.4 V
VOH3 Feed current where IOH = –36.0mA VDDc – 0.8 V
Output voltage 3 H1, H2
VOL3 Pull-in current where IOL = 24.0mA 0.4 V
XCPDM, XSHP, VOH4 Feed current where IOH = –3.3mA VDDd – 0.8 V
Output voltage 4 XSHD, XRS,
PBLK, XCPOB VOL4 Pull-in current where IOL = 2.4mA 0.4 V
ID, EXP, HRO, VOH5 Feed current where IOH = –2.4mA VDDa – 0.8 V
Output voltage 5
FRO VOL5 Pull-in current where IOL = 4.8mA 0.4 V
VOH6 Feed current where IOH = –4.0mA VH – 0.25 V
Output voltage 6 SUB
VOL6 Pull-in current where IOL = 5.4mA VL + 0.25 V
VOM7 Feed current where IOH = –5.0mA VM – 0.25 V
Output voltage 7 V1, V3
VOL7 Pull-in current where IOL = 10.0mA VL + 0.25 V
VOM101 Feed current where IOH = –7.2mA VH – 0.25 V
VOM102 Pull-in current where IOL = 5.0mA VM + 0.25 V
Output voltage 8 V2A, V2B
VOL8 Feed current where IOH = –5.0mA VM – 0.25 V
VOL8 Pull-in current where IOL = 10.0mA VL + 0.25 V
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CXD2460R
Inverter I/O Characteristics for Oscillation (Within the recommended operating conditions)
Base Oscillation Clock Input Characteristics (Within the recommended operating conditions)
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CXD2460R
Switching Waveforms
TTMH TTHM
VH
90% 90%
TTLM TTML
10% 10% VM
V2A (V2B)
90% 90%
10% 10% VL
TTLM TTML
VM
90% 90%
V1 (V3)
10% 10% VL
TTHL
TTLH
VH
90% 90%
VSUB
10% 10% VL
Waveform Noise
VCMH
VCML
VH
VCLH
VCLL
VL
Measurement Circuit
C1
R1 R1
C2 C2
V1
V3
C1 C1
C2 C2 V2A R1: 27Ω
R2: 5Ω
C1: 1500pF
V2B C2: 3300pF
R1 R1
C1
R2
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CXD2460R
AC Characteristics
0.8VDDa
SSI
0.2VDDa
0.8VDDa
SSK
0.2VDDa
ts1 th1
SEN 0.2VDDa
ts3
SEN 0.8VDDa
ts2 th2
V2A
300ns 300ns
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CXD2460R
twRST
tsSYNC thSYNC
MCK 0.5VDDa
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CXD2460R
MCK 0.5VDDa
tpdEXP
tpdSYNCO
EXP, ID and WEN load = 10pF (Within the recommended operating conditions)
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CXD2460R
Description of Operation
• All CXD2460R operations can be controlled via the serial data. The serial data format is as follows.
SSI 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 41 42 43 44 45 46 47
SSK
SEN
Serial data
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CXD2460R
This CTGRY data indicates the functions that the serial interface data controls.
Detailed description
0: Power saving drive mode
1: High-speed drive mode
When FHIGH = 0, the clock input to CKI is immediately frequency divided by 1/2 and loaded
internally.
Mode switching timing
(5 clocks after the fall of HRI just before XSGA is generated)
D12
FHIGH MCK
Unstable Unstable
CKI
The high-speed phases of H1, H2, RG, XSHP, XSHD, XRS, ADCLK and other pulses are always
logically the same phase with respect to MCK.
0: DRAFT mode
1: FINE mode
D13 In FINE mode, image data is taken by the normal Progressive Scan method.
In DRAFT mode, image data is taken by pulse elimination readout. This enables a frame rate
FINE
four times that during FINE mode. The mode is switched at the fall of HRI just before XSGA.
Note that the FRO output is also switched accordingly. (DRAFT mode: 267H, FINE mode: 1068H)
0: Normal operation
1: Readout prohibited mode
D14 In readout prohibited mode, a readout pulse is not added even at the timing when a readout pulse
NSG is added to V2A and V2B (VH value). (V1, V2 and V3 are not modulated.)
The mode is normally switched at the fall of HRI just before the position where the readout pulse
is added.
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CXD2460R
Detailed description
0: Normal operation
1: FS mode
In order to increase the frame rate, a certain portion of the captured image of CCD can be cut out
by performing high-speed sweep.
In FS mode, high-speed sweep is performed for the V registers of the entire image (period Z)
after FRI input. Next, high-speed sweep is performed again for only the desired period (period X)
after generating the XSGA/XSGB pulses. Then, after performing normal V transfer and outputting
the effective signal (period Y), high-speed sweep is performed for the entire image again by
inputting FRI at the desired timing. This makes it possible to take only the desired portion in the V
direction, thus effectively increasing the frame rate.
Operation is fixed during period Z, with 20 lines swept every 1H and repeating over a 69H period.
During period X, first XSGA/XSGB are generated. These pulses are dependent on serial data
FINE. In other words, if FINE = 1, then both XSGA and XSGB are generated, while if FINE = 0,
only XSGA is generated. Next, sweep operation starts. This period is set in serial data FVFS
(system setting data: D21 to D26) in HRI units. If FINE = 1, sweeping is performed at 8 lines per
1H, and if FINE = 0, sweeping is performed at 20 lines per 1H.
The operations of V1, V2 and V3 after readout during period Y differ depending on the FINE
D15 data.
FS
• When the frame rate is increased as the
vertical effective signal Y line (example)
X
,, Sweep variable period (period X)
,
, ,
Effective signal period (period Y) 1068
,
, Sweep fixed period (period Z)
Y
Z
Timing chart Reset by FRI after
normal transfer
FRI
,
Z X Y
V2A
69H Set by FVFS
(Fix)
D16
to Set to "0".
D17
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CXD2460R
Detailed description
Operation control settings
The operating mode control bits are loaded to the CXD2460R at the rise timing of the SEN input,
and control is applied immediately.
RST∗ RST∗
Pin Pin
Symbol CAM SLP STN Symbol CAM SLP STN
No. No.
1 CKO ACT ACT ACT ACT 25 MCK ACT ACT ACT ACT
2 VSS0 — — — — 26 VDD1 — — — —
3 CKI ACT ACT ACT ACT 27 2MCK ACT ACT ACT ACT
4 OSCO ACT ACT ACT ACT 28 TEST2 — — — —
5 OSCI ACT ACT ACT ACT 29 SEN ACT ACT — —
6 VDD0 — — — — 30 SSK ACT ACT — —
7 TEST1 — — — — 31 SSI ACT ACT — —
D17
8 AVD0 — — — — 32 ID ACT L L L
to
9 RG ACT L L L 33 EXP ACT L L L
D18
10 VSS1 — — — — 34 HRO ACT ACT L L
STB
11 VSS2 — — — — 35 FRO ACT ACT L L
12 H1 ACT L L L 36 VSS4 — — — —
13 H2 ACT L L L 37 HRI ACT ACT — —
14 AVD1 — — — — 38 FRI ACT ACT — —
15 XCPDM ACT L L L 39 VM — — — —
16 AVD2 — — — — 40 V1 ACT VM VM VM
17 XSHP ACT L L L 41 V3 ACT VM VM VM
18 XSHD ACT L L L 42 V2A ACT VH VH VH
19 XRS ACT L L L 43 VH — — — —
20 VSS3 — — — — 44 V2B ACT VH VH VH
21 PBLK ACT L L L 45 SUB ACT VH VH VH
22 XCPOB ACT L L L 46 VL — — — —
23 ADCLK ACT L L L 47 DSGAT ACT ACT L L
24 RST ACT ACT ACT ACT 48 PS ACT ACT ACT ACT
∗ See "6. RST pulse" for a detailed description of RST.
Note) ACT indicates circuit operation, and L indicates "low" output level in the controlled status.
For sleep mode or standby mode, stop supplying VH and VL power supplies with CCD
image sensor.
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CXD2460R
Detailed description
0: The EXP pulse indicating the exposure period is generated (when PS = low).
1: The EXP pulse indicating the exposure period is not generated (when PS = low), and is
D20 constantly fixed to low.
EXPXEN This bit is invalid when STATUS = 1.
Note that the STB setting has priority.
D21
to Invalid data
D24
D30
to Invalid data
D39
Note) Combinations of FHIGH and FINE other than those listed above are prohibited.
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CXD2460R
Detailed description
D23
to Input "0".
D39
High-speed and low-speed electronic shutter can be used together. Therefore, the exposure time is as follows:
FR cycle × VSHUT + (fv – HSHUT) × HR cycle + 634/MCK frequency [Hz] = Exposure time [s]
(fv: Number of HR in 1FR)
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CXD2460R
Detailed description
0: Internal SSG (Sync Signal Generator) functions operate to generate FRO and HRO.
D12 1: Internal SSG functions are stopped, and the FRO and HRO pulses are fixed to low.
SGXEN Note that the STB setting has priority. Set SGXEN to "1" in the case of input of a CXD2460R
sync signal from the outside.
0: Normal operation
D13 1: XSGA and XSGB are output from the HRO and FRO pins.
EXSG Note that the output pulse amplitude is VSS to VDDa.
D15
D14
0 1
to
0 ID pulse output WEN pulse output
D15 D14
1 XSUB pulse output ID pulse output
IDSEL
XSUB: Inverted SUB pulse output at the amplitude of VSS to VDDa
VTXEN During readout, only the modulation necessary for readout is performed.
Note that this setting has priority over mode control data NSG (D14).
0: Checksum is not performed and the checksum data is invalid. (However, dummy data must be
D17
set in the CHKSUM register.)
CHKSUM 1: Checksum is performed. This data is reflected even if the checksum results are NG.
STATUS This pulse is output at the rise of SEN, and reset high again at the fall of SEN. This pulse has
priority over mode control data EXP.
D19
to Input "0".
D22
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CXD2460R
Detailed description
D31
to Invalid data
D39
CHKSUM
Detailed description
MSB LSB
D07 D06 D05 D04 D03 D02 D01 D00
D15 D14 D13 D12 D11 D10 D09 D08
D23 D22 D21 D20 D19 D18 D17 D16
D40
D31 D30 D29 D28 D27 D26 D25 D24
to
D39 D38 D37 D36 D35 D34 D33 D32
D47
+) D47 D46 D45 D44 D43 D42 D41 D40 → CHKSUM
Serial data is loaded to the internal registers only when checksum is OK.
Data is not reflected to the registers if checksum is NG.
Also, when CHKSUM = 0, the checksum results are always OK and the data is reflected to the
registers.
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CXD2460R
When PS = H, the CXD2460R can be controlled without inputting serial data by using the SEN, SSK and SSI
pins.
FINE Serial register FINE = 0 and the Serial register FINE = 1 and the
SSK
(readout method) CXD2460R operates in DRAFT mode. CXD2460R operates in FINE mode.
SSK
L H
HSHUT,
VSHUT 251 1052
SSI L
(exposure time) 201 1002
SEN
235 1034
H
134 935
Other registers hold the value input when PS = L, and assume the status indicated by STB when the RST
pulse is input.
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CXD2460R
Each serial data is reflected at the timing shown in the table below. The reflection position is the same when
PS = H. When using the low-speed electronic shutter, the data is not reflected at FR where XSG is not
generated (a readout pulse is not added to V2A).
6. RST pulse
Setting Pin 30 to low resets the system. The serial data values after reset are as shown in the "Serial data"
table.
Also, some internal circuits stop operating when RST = L. For a description of the pin status when RST = L,
see the "Pin status during operation control" table given in the detailed description of STB under "3. Serial data
and description of functions".
7. DSGAT
DSGAT is ON when low and the CXD2460R is set to sleep mode as with SLP of STB.
Note that control is applied when either or both of DSGAT and SLP are ON. Also, when STN is ON, the
CXD2460R is set to standby mode regardless of the DSGAT status.
8. EXP pulse
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CXD2460R
HRI
FRI
V2A
SUB
EXP
HRI
FRI
Location where XSG is normally generated.
(However, this pulse is not actually generated.)
V2A
SUB
EXP
HRI
FRI
V2A
SUB
EXP
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CXD2460R
HRI
FRI
V2A
SUB
EXP
(5) HSHUT = 0
HRI
FRI
V2A
SUB
EXP
HRI
FRI
V2A
SUB
EXP
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Chart A-1. FINE Mode (Vertical synchronization)
FRI
HRI
1
1
17
1057
(Chart B-3) (Chart B-1)
0/1068
0/1068
V1
V2A
V2B
XV3
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XSUB
PBLK
XCPOB
XCPDM
WEN
Reset
ID
OUT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
1040
255 1017
256 1020
257 1025
258 1028
259 1033 0/267
260 1036 1
261
5
1
(Chart B-4)
4
1 1
2 4
3 9
DRAFT mode
4 12
Chart A-2. DRAFT Mode (Vertical synchronization)
5 17
6 20
7 25
8 28
9 33
(Chart B-2)
255 1017
256 1020
257 1025
258 1028
259 1033 0/267
260 1036 1
261
5
1
4
1 1
2 4
3 9
4 12
5 17
6 20
7 25
8 28
9 33
CXD2460R
Chart A-3. FS Mode (Vertical synchronization)
FRI
Set by FVFS
(Charts B-3/4)
HRI
0
5
0
5
The number of sweeps is specified by the serial data
74
75
The number of sweeps is fixed (20 × 69H). (20 × FVFS when FINE = 0, 8 × FVFS when FINE = 1).
V1
Chart B-2 when FINE = 0 in this period
XSGB is not generated when FINE = 0
V2A
V2B
V3
The number of SUB pulses is
specified by the serial data.
SUB
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PBLK
XCPOB
XCPDM
WEN
0/1790
HRI 96
PBLK 56 412
16 56 392 414
MCK
56
V1 152
V2A/B 88 184
V3 120 216
H1
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H2
XCPOB 25 50
ID/WEN 379
EXP 379
CXD2460R
Chart B-2. DRAFT Mode (Horizontal synchronization)
0/1790
HRI
PBLK 56 412
16 56 70 84 98 112 126 140 154 168 182 196 210 224 238 252 266 280 294 308 322 336 350 364 378 392 414
MCK
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H1
H2
XCPOB 25 50
ID/WEN 379
EXP 379
CXD2460R
Chart B-3. Readout Timing (FINE mode)
2 bits
96
0/1790
0/1270
HRI
50 bits
800 bits
802
XV2A/XV2B 88 184 88
XSGA
800
850
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XSGB
2 bits
51 bits
800 bits
V2A/V2B 88 184 88
EXP
CXD2460R
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EXP
V3
V2B
V2A
V1
XSGB
XSGA
XV3
XV2A/B
XV1
HRI
0/1790
56 56
70 70 70
84 84 96
98 98
112 112 112
126 126 140
140
154 154 154
168 168
182 182
196 196 196
210 224 210 224
238 238 238
252 252
266 266
280 280 280
294 294 308
308
322 322 322
336 336 350
350
364 364 364
378 378
Chart B-4. Readout Timing (DRAFT mode)
392 392
2 bits
936
950
964
978
992
0/1790
57 56
71 71 70
85 84
99 98
113 113 112
127 126
141 140
155 155 154
169 168
183 182
197 197 196
211 210
225 224
CXD2460R
Chart B-5. FS Mode: V clock continuous drive (FINE = 1)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
96
0/1790
0/1790
HRI
PBLK 56 412 56
MCK
152 248 344 440 536 632 728 824 920 1016 1112 1208 1304 1400 1496 56 152
V1 56
88 184 280 376 472 568 664 760 856 952 1048 1144 1240 1336 1432 1528 88 184
V2A/B
120 216 312 408 504 600 696 792 888 984 1080 1176 1272 1368 1464 1560 120
V3
– 31 –
56 392 56
H1
56 392 56
H2
152 216
SUB
25 50 25 50
XCPOB
394 409
XCPDM
379
ID/WEN
CXD2460R
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ID/WEN
XCPDM
XCPOB
SUB
H2
H1
V3
V2A/B
V1
MCK
PBLK
HRI
25 0/1790
50
56 56 70 56 56
84
1
98 96
112
120
152 154 140
168
2
196 182
216 210
238 224
252
3
280 266
294
322 308
336
4
364 350
379 394 392 392 378
409 406 392
420 412
5
448 434
462
490 476
504
6
532 518
546
574 560
588
7
616 602
630
644
Chart B-6. FS Mode: V clock continuous drive (FINE = 0)
658
672
8
700 686
714
742 728
756
9
784 770
798
826 812
840
10
868 854
882
910 896
924
11
952 938
966
994 980
1008
12
1036 1022
1050
1078 1064
1092
13
1120 1106
1134
1162 1148
1176
14
1204 1190
1218
1246 1232
1260
15
1288 1274
1302
1330 1316
1344
16
1372 1358
1386
1414 1400
1428
17
1456 1442
1470
1498 1484
1512
18
1540 1526
1554
1582 1568
1596
19
1624 1610
1638
1666 1652
1680
1708 1694
1722
20
25 0/1790
50
56 56 70 56 56
84
98
112
126
140
154
CXD2460R
CXD2460R
Logical Phase
2MCK
MCK
H1
H2
RG
XSHP
XSHD
XRS
ADCLK
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CXD2460R
Application Circuit
A/D D0 to D9
CXD2311AR
DRVOUT
VRB
VRT
Signal Processor
ADCLK Block
XSHP 2MCK
XSHD MCK
XRS ID
CDS/AGC
CXA2006Q XCPOB
XCPDM
HRO
PBLK
FRO
HRI
CCDOUT FRI
Timing Generator
RG CXD2460R
H1
H2
V1 SEN
CCD Image
Sensor V2A SSK
Controller
ICX205AK V2B SSI
V3 RST
SUB EXP
CKI
OSCO
OSCI
TEST1
+3.3V TEST2
PS
For making FR and HR outside the CXD2460R, configure a circuit that counts MCK. (Using 2MCK, CKO, etc.
is not recommended.) Also, set system setting data, SGXEN (D12) to "1" and stop a built-in SSG.
Use crystal oscillator (fundamental wave) as base oscillation. Be sure to input duty 50% pulse when crystal
oscillator is used.
Application circuits shown are typical examples illustrating the operation of the devices. Sony cannot assume responsibility for
any problems arising out of the use of these circuits or for any infringement of third party patent and other right due to same.
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CXD2460R
To avoid setting VSUB pin of the CCD image sensor negative potential, the former two power supplies should
be raised by the following order among three power supplies, VL and VH.
VH
t1
20%
0V
20%
VL
t2
t2 ≥ t1
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CXD2460R
9.0 ± 0.2
∗ 7.0 ± 0.1
36 25 S
37 24
(8.0)
0.5 ± 0.2
A
48 13
(0.22)
1 12
+ 0.05
0.5
0.127 – 0.02
+ 0.08 + 0.2
0.18 – 0.03 1.5 – 0.1
0.13 M
0.1 S
0.1 ± 0.1
0.5 ± 0.2
DETAIL A
PACKAGE STRUCTURE
PACKAGE MATERIAL EPOXY RESIN
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