Frame Rate Calculation

To calculate the frame rate for any clock rate the equation is:

 

              1                                    
(# of Lines + 24)  *  2100 *  clock rate(ns))      =   # Frames Per Second

For very small windows and very high frame rate targets, the number of blanking rows (+ 24) can be reduced to 12, as long as the rows start and end is an integer number of 6 rows.

If there is a precise desired Video frame rate, the next highest frequency can be selected from the above chart and additional blanking clocks can be added to each line until the desired frame rate is achieved.  The minimum Line Time is 2100 clocks or 21usec/row at 100MHz.


SI-1280F

 

The SI-1280F has a Digital Clock Synthesizer capable of generating a range of frequencies from 20MHz to 60MHz.  The pixel data output rate is the same as the sampling clock rate. A range of preset frequencies are listed below. There are 150 clocks overhead per row for readout

MHz

 

 

 

SI-1280F Frame Rate

 

 

Clock Rate

1280x1024

1280 x 700

800 x 600

640x480

320x200

240x180

200 x 150

128x128

20 MHz

14

20

35

53

177

285

381

562

25 MHz

17

25

44

66

222

356

476

703

30 MHz

20

30

53

79

266

427

571

843

35 MHz

24

35

61

92

310

499

667

984

40 MHz

27

40

70

105

355

570

762

1124

45 MHz

31

45

79

119

399

641

857

1265

50 MHz

34

50

88

132

443

712

952

1405

55 MHz

38

55

96

145

488

783

1048

1546

60 MHz

41

60

105

158

532

855

1143

1686

 

Frame Rate Calculation

To calculate the frame rate for any clock rate the equation is:

(               clock rate(Hz)                   )         =     #  Frames Per Second (fps)

                        ( # of columns + 150)   *  ( # of rows)

Example:    What is the frame rate, at 60MHz clock rate for an image size of 800 x 600?

              60 x 106                                       =     105  Frames Per Second (fps)

                              ( 800 + 150)  *  ( 600  )

 

**  FRAME RATES are based on ROLLING SHUTTER operation.  Full-Frame Shutter requires the additional time for exposure for each frame.   Subsampling frame rates are based on the resulting size of the subsampled image or window.

SI-6600

 

The SI-6600 has a Digital Clock Synthesizer capable of generating a range of frequencies from 20MHz to 60MHz.  The pixel data output rate is the same as the sampling clock rate. A range of preset frequencies are listed below. There are 163 clocks overhead per row for readout.

 

Clock Rate

MHz

6.6MP

3.2MP

2.1MP

1.3MP

SVGA

VGA

QVGA

QQVGA

2200 x 3000

2048 x 1536

1600 x 1200

1280 x 1024

800 x 600

640 x 480

320 x 240

160 x 120

20 MHz

1

3

5

7

17

26

86

257

25 MHz

2

4

7

10

26

39

129

386

30 MHz

3

6

9

14

35

52

172

514

35 MHz

4

7

12

17

43

65

215

643

40 MHz

4

9

14

20

52

78

258

772

45 MHz

5

10

17

24

61

91

301

900

50 MHz

6

12

19

27

69

104

344

1029

55 MHz

6

13

21

30

78

117

387

1157

60 MHz

7

15

24

34

86

130

430

1286

 

Frame Rate Calculation

To calculate the frame rate for any clock rate the equation is:=

(               clock rate(Hz)                   )         =     #  Frames Per Second (fps)

                        ( # of columns + 162)   *  ( # of rows)  

 

 

 

SI-6600 SUBSAMPLING 

 

The SI-6600 can support full image preview using several subsampling modes:

 

Clock Rate

MHz

1:1 4:1 9:1 16:1 36:1
2200 x 3000 1280 x 1024 738 x 1002 554 x 752 370 x 502

20 MHz

2.8 10 22 37 75

25 MHz

3.5 13 28 46 93

30 MHz

4.2 16 33 56 112

35 MHz

4.9 18 39 65 131

40 MHz

6 21 44 74 149

45 MHz

6.3 24 50 83 168

50 MHz

7.0 26 55 93 187

55 MHz

7.7 29 61 102 205

60 MHz

8.4 31 66 111 224