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CMOS Sensor with external reset control
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...- Jaynte
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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CMOS Sensor with external reset control
Yes, I need rolling shutter for this. I found a sensor on your link that I think will be perfect. Thanks.- Jaynte
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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CMOS Sensor with external reset control
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...- Jaynte
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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I want to learn programming -- How?
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.- Jaynte
- Post #23
- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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CMOS Sensor with external reset control
Hi 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? Best Johan- Jaynte
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Building an 8-bit Processor: ALU, Decoder & Multiplexer
Don't forget program memory. A simple way of doing the decoding is to use a memory where the address 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...- Jaynte
- Post #16
- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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Is It Legal to Develop Your Own Driver for a Purchased Device?
Thank you, its worth a try then to talk to this supposed company :)- Jaynte
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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Is It Legal to Develop Your Own Driver for a Purchased Device?
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?- Jaynte
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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Is It Legal to Develop Your Own Driver for a Purchased Device?
Hi 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...- Jaynte
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C/C++ Help figuring out this C++ compile-time error?
or type at top of file: using namespace CalcWizConsts;- Jaynte
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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C/C++ Help figuring out this C++ compile-time error?
the class needs to be inside the name space. move the } before tha class statement to the end of the file.- Jaynte
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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C/C++ C++: Creating a class for a stopwatch
Use DispatchTimer, it has an event handler named Tick. http://developer.nokia.com/community/wiki/Implement_timers_in_Windows_Phone- Jaynte
- Post #6
- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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C# AForge.NET c# streaming webcam over sockets
Do you have any code? Try to update the picture box, pictureBox.Update()- Jaynte
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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Help! Find the Magnitude of a Displacement Vector
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.- Jaynte
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Logical AND and bitwise AND dull mind
I'll take it back :) you're right. Don't know what I was thinking. The bitwise operation is right thou.- Jaynte
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science