Yes I'm going to read the line pixel by pixel while the line is reset:ed so that each pixel acts as a plain photo diode and not accumulating charge (no exposure time).
Found several sensor with analog output where this is possible by controlling the X-CLK and Y-CLK seperatly and also controlling...
I'm sorry I've might have been unclear with my post.
With reset/transfer I mean the transistors in a 3T or 4T CMOS sensor. I would like to control the gates of these transistors externally.
Actually what I'm trying to do is to read out the pixels during the time they are reset:ed to get the...
If you are interested in higher abstraction languages such as Java, C++ or C# which are object oriented languages, You should check out design patterns. These are methods and solutions for common problems.
And also if you like to do graphics i would suggest C# or Java to start with.
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I've been searching for a CMOS or CCD sensor with raw analog output and external reset/transfer control but has not been able to find this. Doesn't have to be great resolution.
Anyone knows if there is a sensor like this on the market today?
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Johan
Don't forget program memory.
A simple way of doing the decoding is to use a memory where the adress is the instruction and the data is the control signals.
To really understand what you need to do you should start with the instructions, take a simple instruction set and analyze the...
Thank you berkeman. That sounds reasonable.
A follow up question then:
Is a company allowed to modify the license agreement for single customers (like me) if asked for permission to build a "custom" device?
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This is more a question in law rather than a programming issue. But I think here is the right place to get an answer. Could'nt get much answers from google.
Suppose I buy a device from a company and I'm not very happy with the SDK and or drivers they supply (due to bugs or whatever). Is...
Yes the angle is wrong. Since they say east of north (which I personally think is a stupid way to say) they mean 90-55=35 degrees. The rest is correct.