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ASI1600 Manual
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It’s an AR-AR coated BK7 glass, diameter is 32mm and 2mm thick.
6.6 Analog to Digital Converter (ADC)
The ASI1600 camera records in 12bit ADC and 10bit ADC. You can image at a faster fps rate
if you choose to use 10bit ADC (high speed mode). This camera also supports ROI (region of
interest) shooting, and this smaller ROI has faster fps. You can uncheck “high speed” and choose
8bit output on software to enable 10bit ADC output, otherwise this camera will use 12bit ADC.
Here is the maximum speed of ASI1600 running at 10bit ADC or 12bit ADC at 8bit mode.
Resolution
USB3.0
10Bit ADC
12Bit ADC
4656x3520
23fps
14.7fps
3840x2160
36.2fps
23.1fps
1920x1680
57.7fps
32.9fps
1280x960
73.6fps
47.1fps
640x480
125.7fps
80.4fps
320x240
192.4fps
124.4fps
6.7 Binning
The ASI1600 camera supports hardware and software bin2, bin3 and bin4 mode. Hardware
binning is supported by sensor but is done in digital domain like software binning and use 10bit
ADC. The only advantage of hardware binning is faster fps. We recommend customer to use
software binning if you don’t care speed.
6.8 DDR Buffer
ASI1600 Pro camera includes one 256MB DDR3 memory buffer to help data transfer more
stable and no amp-glow issue which is caused by the slow speed data transfer during reading out
under USB2.0 Port.
DDR memory buffer is the main difference between ASI “Cool” and “Pro” cameras.
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