ALLIED Vision Technologies Pike F-1600 - Manual (Page 223)

Controlling image capture
PIKE Technical Manual V5.1.2
223
In this case the camera can resynchronize the horizontal clock to the new trig-
ger event, leaving only a very short uncertainty time of the master clock period.
Model Exposure start jitter
(while FVal) Exposure start jitter
(while camera idle)
Pike F-032
 4.9 μs  375 ns
Pike F-100
 8.2 μs  1.65 μs
Pike F-145
 16 μs  2.9 μs
Pike F-145-15fps
 30 μs 5.4 μs
Pike F-210
 14.25 μs  1.8 μs
Pike F-421
15 μs 1.65 μs
Pike F-505
17 μs 5.7 μs
Pike F-1100 single tap:
141 μs
dual tap:
74.5 μs
7.64 μs
(single+dual tap)
Pike F-1600 single tap:
177 μs
dual tap:
95.7 μs
13.6 μs
(single+dual tap)
Table 78: Jitter at exposure start (no binning, no sub-sampling)
Note

• Jitter at the beginning of an exposure has no effect on
the length of exposure, i.e. it is always constant.