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LR38585 - Single-chip Driver IC

General Description

Single-chip Driver IC for 270 k/320 k-pixel B/W CCDs with Dual-power-supply Operation PIN CONNECTIONS 48-PIN QFP TOP VIEW The LR38585 is a CMOS single-chip driver IC which generates timing pulses for driving 270 k/320 kpixel B/W CCD area sensors with a dual-powersupply operation, synchronous pulse

Key Features

  • Designed for 1/3-type 270 k/320 k-pixel B/W CCD area sensors with a dual-power-supply operation.
  • Switchable between EIA and CCIR modes www. DataSheet4U. com.
  • Electronic shutter and EE control are possible.
  • Maximum shutter speed is selectable from approx. 1/100 000 s, 1/50 000 s and 1/30 000 s.
  • Starting shutter speed is selectable from approx. 1/100 000 s and 1/1 000 s.
  • Flicker-less function.
  • Switchable between normal and mirror images.

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BACK LR38585 LR38585 DESCRIPTION Single-chip Driver IC for 270 k/320 k-pixel B/W CCDs with Dual-power-supply Operation PIN CONNECTIONS 48-PIN QFP TOP VIEW The LR38585 is a CMOS single-chip driver IC which generates timing pulses for driving 270 k/320 kpixel B/W CCD area sensors with a dual-powersupply operation, synchronous pulses for TV signals and processing pulses for video signals.