ON Semiconductor KAI-1003 Imager Board User's Manual

This manual describes the KAI-1003 Imager Evaluation Board, its architecture, operational settings, and connector assignments for use with a Timing…


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Brand
ON Semiconductor
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
8
File format
PDF
File size
152 KB
Published
31 October, 2026
Updated
31 October, 2026
MD5 checksum
106B0A455AD0AFE1982E42CB4298B191

About this manual

The KAI-1003 Imager Evaluation Board is designed to operate the KAI-1003 Image Sensor as part of a two-board set with a Timing Generator Board. The board provides the necessary power and timing signals to the CCD sensor and processes the analog video output. It allows for testing and calibration by adjusting CCD substrate bias voltages and Reset Low CCD clock level voltage via potentiometers on the board.

The document details the board's architecture, including power filtering, LVDS receivers, CCD pixel-rate clock drivers, and line drivers. It specifies input requirements for power and signal levels, operational settings for bias and clock voltages, and provides a comprehensive pinout for the interface connector.

What's inside

  • Imager Board Description
  • Power Requirements
  • Signal Level Requirements
  • Board Architecture Overview
  • Operational Settings
  • Connector Assignments
  • Warnings and Advisories
  • Ordering Information

Specifications

Pixel Clocking Rate20 MHz
+5 V_MTR Supply Min4.9 V
VPLUS Supply Max21 V
Output Amplifier Supply Nominal15.0 V
Line Driver Gain1.25

Frequently asked questions

What is the purpose of the KAI-1003 Imager Board?

It is designed to be used as part of a two-board set with a Timing Generator Board to operate the KAI-1003 Image Sensor.

What type of cable should be used for the SMB connectors?

Coaxial cable with a characteristic impedance of 75 ohms should be used.

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