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OPTICS
Figure 25 shows the CRA versus image height.
CRA vs. Image Height Plot
Image Height CRA
(%) (mm) (deg)
CRA (Degrees)
Image Height (%)
MT9D115 CRA Characteristic
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110
0
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
26
28
30
0 0 0
5 0.088 2.22
10 0.175 4.39
15 0.263 6.54
20 0.350 8.68
25 0.438 10.79
30 0.525 12.86
35 0.613 14.87
40 0.700 16.78
45 0.788 18.56
50 0.875 20.17
55 0.963 21.59
60 1.050 22.79
65 1.138 23.74
70 1.225 24.43
75 1.313 24.85
80 1.400 25.02
85 1.488 24.96
90 1.575 24.71
95 1.663 24.31
100 1.750 23.85
NOTE: ON Semiconductor recommends a 670 nm IR cut filter to achieve the best image quality; however, a 650 nm IR cut filter is acceptable.
Figure 25. CRA vs. Image Height
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POWER MODES
Power Application Sequence
ON Semiconductor recommends the following sequence
to maintain low power consumption during this process:
CAUTION: Applying power to analog supplies prior to
applying digital and IO supplies or any
other failure to follow the correct power up
sequence may result in high current
consumption and die heating. This can
potentially result in performance and
reliability issues.
1. Ensure that STANDBY is de-asserted and
RESET_BAR is asserted.
2. Apply IO supply (V
DD
_IO) to the image sensor
and wait for the IO supply to be stable.
3. Minimum of 1 ms after IO supply is stable, apply
digital supply to the image sensor and wait.
4. Enable EXTCLK and wait for the EXTCLK signal
to stabilize.
5. De-assert RESET_BAR for a minimum of 10
EXTCLK cycles.
6. After asserting the RESET_BAR, apply analog
supplies (V
AA
, V
AA
_PIX, and V
DD
_PLL) to the
image sensor.
7. After 6000 EXTCLK cycles from the end of
step 6, the image sensor will be in soft standby
state.
8. Communication with the sensor thorough two-wire
serial interface can start 1 EXTCLK after step 7.
In cases where the recommended procedure cannot be
followed, the following condition would affect the sensors
power consumption during the power application sequence:
When analog supplies are applied prior to the digital
and IO supplies, high current consumption on the
analog supplies may be present.
Figure 26. Power Application Sequence Timing
STANDBY
RESET_BAR
V
DD
_IO
V
DD
EXTCLK
V
AA
, V
AA
_PIX,
V
DD
_PLL,
Two-wire
Serial Bus
t
0
t
1
t
3
t
2
t
5
t
6
t
7
t
4
Table 13. POWER APPLICATION SEQUENCE TIMING
Symbol
Parameter Min Typ Max Unit
t
0
Delay from Stable RESET_BAR, STANDBY Signals to VDDIO Power Start 0 ns
t
1
Delay from Stable V
DD
_IO to V
DD
Start 1 ms
t
2
Delay from Stable V
DD
Power to EXTCLK Start 0 ns
t
3
Delay from EXTCLK Start to Stable EXTCLK 1 EXTCLK
t
4
RESET_BAR Pulse Width 10 EXTCLK
t
5
Delay from RESET_BAR De-asserting to Analog Power Supplies Start 1 EXTCLK
t
6
Delay from Analog Power Stable to Soft Standby Mode 6000 EXTCLK
t
7
Delay from Soft Standby Mode to First Two-wire Bus Transaction 1 EXTCLK
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Power-On Reset
The sensor includes a power-on reset feature that initiates
a reset upon power-up. Even though this feature is included
on the device, it is advised that the user still manually assert
a hard reset upon power-up.
The MT9D115’s POR circuit generates internal reset only
and it will not generate the external reset signal through
RESET_BAR.
The POR circuit requires V
DD
ramp time to be less than
10 ms. If the ramp time is longer than 10 ms, the POR
operation is not guaranteed and external reset must be used.
The POR circuit will generate an internal reset when V
DD
falls below 1.25 V (typical) for 1 ms (typical) period, as
shown in Figure 27 and described in Table 14.
The POR circuit reset and external RESET_BAR signals
are gated together to generate an internal reset for
MT9D115.
Figure 27. Internal Power-On Reset
t
1
V
DD
V
TRIG_RISING
V
TRIG_FALLING
Table 14. POR PARAMETERS
Symbol Definition Min Typ Max Unit
t
1
Minimum V
DD
Spike Width below V
TRIG_FALLING
Considered to be a Reset 1
ms
V
TRIG_RISING
V
DD
Rising Trigger Voltage 1.15 1.4 1.55 V
V
TRIG_FALLING
V
DD
Falling Trigger Voltage 1 1.25 1.45 V
Hard Reset
The MT9D115 enters the reset state when the external
RESET_BAR signal is asserted LOW as shown in Figure 28
and described in Table 15. All of the output signals will be
in High-Z state except the MIPI outputs, which will be
driven LOW.
Figure 28. Hard Reset Operation
EXTCLK
RESET_BAR
S
DATA
All Outputs
Mode
t
1
Reset
Internal Boot Time
Entering Standby Mode and
Twowire serial interface is Ready
Data Active After Programming
by Host Processor
Data Active
t
4
t
2
t
3

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