Tucsen Dhyana 9KTDI User manual

Dhyana 9KTDI
User Manual
Copyright (c) 2011-2023 Tucsen Photonics Co., Ltd.
All Rights Reserved.

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Catalogs
1. Before You Start ...................................................................................................... 4
1.1. About This Manual .........................................................................................4
1.2. Cautions ........................................................................................................ 4
2. Product Specifications ............................................................................................. 6
2.1. Introduction ....................................................................................................6
2.2. Main Features ............................................................................................... 6
2.3. Parameter Specifications .............................................................................. 7
2.4. Spectral Response Curve ............................................................................. 9
2.5. Mechanical Specification ...............................................................................9
2.6. Components & Features ............................................................................. 10
2.7. Package List ................................................................................................13
3. Installation ............................................................................................................. 15
3.1. Camera Installation ..................................................................................... 15
3.2. Frame Grabber Installation ..........................................................................16
3.3. Frame Grabber Driver Installation ............................................................... 17
3.3.1. KAYA ................................................................................................. 17
3.3.2. Euresys ............................................................................................. 22
3.3.3. Matrox ............................................................................................... 23
3.4. Software Installation .................................................................................... 26
3.5. Connecting the Water Cooler ...................................................................... 27
4. Camera Features ...................................................................................................30
4.1. Operation Mode and TDI Stages .................................................................30
4.2. Scan Direction ............................................................................................. 30
4.3. Pixel Format ................................................................................................ 31
4.4. Horizontal Flipped ....................................................................................... 32
4.5. Region of Interest(ROI) ............................................................................... 32

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4.6. Binning ........................................................................................................ 33
4.7. Gain & Black Level ...................................................................................... 33
4.8. Lookup table (LUT ) .....................................................................................34
4.9. Dark Field Correction (DSNU) ..................................................................... 34
4.10. Bright field correction (PRNU) ................................................................... 35
4.11. Digital I/O Control ...................................................................................... 36
4.12. Test patterns ..............................................................................................36
4.13. Firmware update ....................................................................................... 38
5. Camera software description .................................................................................39
5.1. Compositions ...............................................................................................39
5.1.1. Preview ............................................................................................. 40
5.1.2. Window Control ................................................................................. 40
5.1.3. Image Capture .................................................................................. 41
5.1.4. Parameters ........................................................................................41
5.1.5. Image adjustment ..............................................................................41
5.2. Image capture ............................................................................................. 42
5.3. Parameters ..................................................................................................43
5.3.1. Device Control ...................................................................................44
5.3.2. Image Format Control ....................................................................... 45
5.3.3. Acquisition Control ............................................................................ 47
5.3.4. DigitaI IO Control ...............................................................................50
5.3.5. Analog Control ...................................................................................50
5.3.6. LUTControl ........................................................................................51
5.3.7. Cool Control ...................................................................................... 52
5.3.8. DSNU ................................................................................................ 53
5.3.9. PRNU ................................................................................................ 55
5.3.10. CorrectionControl ............................................................................ 56

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5.3.11. CoaXPress ...................................................................................... 57
5.3.12. UserSetControl ................................................................................58
5.3.13. Steam Properties ............................................................................ 59
5.4. Image adjustment ........................................................................................65
6. FAQs ..................................................................................................................... 67
7. After-sales ..............................................................................................................69

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1. Before You Start
1.1. About This Manual
This manual contains basic information about the camera, product features, function
introduction, and care and maintenance, which is TUCSEN's internal document and
published content to make it easier for users to use TUCSEN cameras. This
document is disclosed only for the purposes stated above and does not constitute a
license, assignment or any other right of the owner. All risks and results of using this
document remain up to the user.
This document may include technical inaccuracies or typographical errors, and no
warranty is given for any damages resulting from such technical or typographical
errors. TUCSEN makes no commitment to update or maintain the information
currently contained in this document.
All brand and product names appearing in the documentation are trademarks or
registered trademarks of their respective owners. TUCSEN reserves all rights to the
copyright of the documents.
1.2. Cautions
Operation & Usage
Note
Do not drop, disassemble, repair or replace the internal
components by yourself. Failure to do so may damage the camera
device or cause electric shock.
If liquids such as water, beverages or chemicals enter the
equipment, stop using it and contact the nearest distributor or
manufacturer for technical assistance.
Do not touch the device with wet hands as this may result in
electric shock.
Do not allow children to touch the equipment without supervision.

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Make sure that the camera is used at the specified temperature
range. Otherwise the equipment may be damaged due to extreme
temperatures.
Installation & Maintenance
Note
Do not install it in a dusty and dirty area or near an air conditioner
or heater to reduce the risk of damage to the camera.
Avoid installation and operation in extreme environments where
vibration, high temperatures, humidity, dust, strong magnetic fields,
explosive/corrosive gases or gases are present.
Do not apply excessive vibration and shock to the equipment. This
may damage the equipment.
Avoid direct exposure to high intensity light sources and UV
irradiation, etc. This may damage the image sensor.
Do not install the equipment under unstable lighting conditions.
Severe lighting variations can affect the quality of the images
produced by the equipment.
Do not use solvents or thinners to clean the surface of the
equipment, as this can damage the surface of the housing.
Power Supply
Note
Please use the original power adapter of the camera, using a
mismatched power supply will damage the camera.
If the voltage applied to the camera is greater or less than the
nominal voltage, the camera may be damaged or not work
properly.
Please refer to the specification sheet for the nominal voltage of
the camera.
Make sure the power is turned off before connecting the power
cord to the camera. Otherwise, the camera may be damaged.

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2. Product Specifications
This section will introduce the Dhyana 9KTDI specifications including chip
characteristics, camera parameters, form factor, interface features and accessory list.
2.1. Introduction
The Dhyana 9KTDI is a high-speed TDI camera, it works with CoaXPress frame
grabber, it uses a back-illuminated highly sensitive image sensor, it can respond to the
UV band. The image element size is 5μm×5μm, the horizontal resolution reaches
9072, and supports up to 256 TDI levels, and the line frequency can reach
510kHz@8bit, 345kHZ@10bit, 299kHZ@12bit with full resolution output. Dhyana
9KTDI camera can be programmed and updated in the field, supporting GenICam
standard, users can quickly drive the camera to acquire images to meet the needs of
different application scenarios.
2.2. Main Features
High sensitivity, QE reaches 82.4%@550nm, 38%@800nm, 38%@266nm*,
51%@355nm*;
Wide response spectrum with good response in the UV and IR bands
Deep TEC cooling to suppress dark currents: chip temperatures as low as -15°C
Line frequency can reach 510kHz@8bit, 345kHZ@10bit, 299kHZ@12bit
GenICam™ compliant
CoaXPress compliant, support the mainstream frame grabber
Support 4~256 levels of TDI level output
8/10/12-bit pixel format output
Support ROI
Support Binning

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Flat field correction
Dark field correction
Support Offset adjustment
Support digital and analog gain adjustment
Horizontal Mirroring
TDI scan direction support inversion
Support test image output
Multiple configurable user parameter storage spaces
Camera temperature monitoring
Online firmware upgrade
*Value inferred from the QE curve.
2.3. Parameter Specifications
Dhyana 9KTDI
Sensor
BSI sensor
Color/Mono
Mono
Resolution
9072 (H) x256 (V)
Pixel Size
5μm x 5μm
Effective Area
45.36 mm x 1.28 mm
Quantum Efficiency
82.4%@550nm 、38%@800nm 、38%@266nm* 、
51%@355nm*
TDIStages
4/8/16/32/64/128/192/256
Max.Line Rate
299kHZ@12bit; 345kHZ@10bit; 510kHZ@8bit
Scan Direction
Forward/Reverse/Trigger Control
Dynamic Range
Typ.68.7dB@12bit; 63.6dB@10bit
CTE
≥0.99993

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Full-Well Capacity
Typ.15.5ke-@12bit; 14ke-@10bit
Readout Noise
(Median Value)
Typ.7.2e-@12bit; 11.4e-@10bit
Analog Gain
x2 ~ x8 step 0.5
Digital Gain
x0.5 ~ x10 step 1
DSNU
1.5e-@12bit; 3.5e-@10bit(Typ.)
PRNU
0.3% (Typ.)
Cooling Method
AIr & liquid cooling
Temperature Differences
Air 20 ℃(ambient temperature 25 ℃);
Water 35 ℃(water temperature 20 ℃)
Dark Current
950e-/s/pixel@Chip temperature 10℃
Binning
1x1; 2x1; 4×1; 8×1
ROI
Support
Trigger Mode
Trigger Input, Scan Direction Input
Output Trigger Signal
Strobe out
Trigger interface
Horison, HR10A-7R-4S
TimeStamp Accuracy
8 ns
Data Interface
CoaxPress2.0 (CXP-12)
SDK
GenICamTM
Bit Depth
8bit; 10bit; 12bit
Optiona Interface
M72 x1
Power Supply
12V±1V/5A
Dimensions
86mm*86mm*109mm
Software
SamplePro; Matlab
Operating System
Windows; Linux
Operating Environment
Temperature: 0-40°C,Humidity: 0%-90%

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*Value inferred from the QE curve.
2.4. Spectral Response Curve
Figure 2-1
2.5. Mechanical Specification

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2.6. Components & Features
The interfaces of the Dhyana 9KTDI camera are shown in Figure 2-2 and the
corresponding functional descriptions are shown in Table 2-1. The pin definitions for
the power and trigger interfaces are shown in Figure 2-3 and the trigger input and
output circuit diagrams are shown in Figure 2-4 and Figure 2-5.
Note: The trigger level is 3.3V and must not exceed 5V.
Figure 2-2 Dhyana 9KTDI interface
Tab 2-1 Function of the Dhyana 9KTDI interface

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No.
Interface
Functions
1
Indicator
Indicates
the
camera
status
Red ON
The camera is not initialized
Red flashing
CXP connection configuration
not completed
Orange flashing
Check the configuration
status of the CXP connection
Green ON
CXP connection configuration
complete
Alternating orange
and green
Checking the configuration
status of the CXP connection
and transferring data is being
done simultaneously
Green flashing
The camera is transmitting
data
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Trigger
External trigger input, HR10A-7P-4P. The trigger level is 3.3V
and must not exceed 5V.
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DC12V
Power connector, 12V/8A,The pin definitions for the power and
trigger interfaces are shown in Figure 2-3.
4
CXP12
HDBNC x4, 4 interface serial numbers must correspond to the
frame grabber interface one by one
Description of the trigger interface
Figure 2-3 Power and trigger pin definitions

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Figure 2-4 Trigger input circuit diagram
Figure 2-5 Trigger output circuit diagram
1) The trigger level is 3.3V and must not exceed 5V;
2) The trigger level is judged to be high when it is higher than 2.6V, low when the
trigger level is lower than 0.6V, and indeterminate from 0.6 to 2.5V, with possible
erroneous trigger states;
Default: rising edge trigger

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2.7. Package List
Items
Specification/ Model
QTY
Pictures
TDI Camera
Dhyana 9KTDI
1
Power cables
DC12V/HR-10A-6P-PB
1
USB Flash disk
Included Software &
Drivers
1
Optional Items
Specification/ Model
QTY
Pictures
M72 to F-port
adapter
M72x1
1
CoaXPress
frame grabber
Euresys /KAYA / Matrox
1

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CoaXPress
cable
3m
4
External trigger
cable
HR10A-7P-4P
1
Disassembly
tools
installation/removal of
CXP cables
1
Water pipe
Length: 2m;
Material: PU, transparent
O.D: φ8mm, I.D: φ5mm
pressure resistance 10
bar
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3. Installation
This chapter will introduce the installation of the camera, the frame grabber, and the
software, and how to connect the water-cooled camera to the water cooler.
3.1. Camera Installation
Connect one end of the CXP cable to the frame grabber and the other end to the
Dhyana 9KTDI camera (it is recommended to use a removal tool to assist in installing
the CXP cable). Lock the retaining ring, then plug in the power cable and turn on the
power switch to see the light come on.
Figure 3-1 Dhyana9KTDI Connection Diagram
Frame
Grabber
Power
Adapter

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Note:
When wiring, please ensure that the serial numbers of the 4 CXP ports on the camera
should correspond to the serial numbers of the frame grabber ports.
3.2. Frame Grabber Installation
Power off the computer and open the cover of the host as shown in Figure 3-2. Install
the frame Grabber into a PCIe slot with a transfer bandwidth greater than 850MB/s,
secure it with screws and then power on the computer. The maximum transfer frame
rate for different PCIe slots is shown in Table 3-1.
Figure 3-2 Motherboad
Tab 3-1 Maximum transfer rates for different PCIe slots
PCIe
X1
X4
X8
X16
1.0
250MB/s
1GB/s
2GB/s
4GB/s
2.0
500MB/s
2GB/s
4GB/s
8GB/s
3.0
985MB/s
3.9GB/s
7.8GB/s
15.7GB/s
The brands and models of frame currently supported by the test are shown in Table

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3-2
Tab 3-2 Supported Frame Grabber
Brand
Model
Note
KAYA
KY-FGK-II-CXP
Komodo II 4CH CoaXPress 12G Frame Grab
ber CXP12x4
Firmware:
4.2.52
(2020-11-04-18-59-49)
Euresy
s
Coaxlink Quad CXP-12
Firmware: 1-camera,
line-scan
Matrox
Matrox--RAP 4G 4C12
Note:
If there is a compatibility problem with the frame grabber, please confirm the firmware
version and use the correct version.
3.3. Frame Grabber Driver Installation
This section describes the driver installation for the three brands of frame Grabbers
currently supported.
3.3.1. KAYA
Kaya frame grabber in Windows only supports Win10 (x64), currently it is
recommended to install the following version of 2020.3 with better compatibility:
KAYA_Vision_Point_Setup_2020.3_Windows_64.exe.
Operating Procedure
1) Double-click the KAYA frame grabber driver to start installation;
2) Click "Next" to proceed to the next step of installation;

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Figure 3-3
3) Select the driver installation location, according to the default configuration can be,
click "Next";
Figure 3-4
4) Select the components to install and click "Next" to proceed to the next step;;

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Figure 3-5
5) Create a folder to the start menu, it is recommended to use the default settings,
users can also choose other folders according to their needs, click "Next>" to
enter the next step;
Figure 3-6
6) Confirm that all settings are correct and click "Install" to start the driver installation
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