GX9253 can be used for infrared imaging system in security, compatible with AD9253
Time:2024-06-07
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Infrared imaging technology used in the security monitoring industry is one of the effective ways to reduce labor costs and improve work efficiency, infrared imaging technology can make people and objects in the darkness are visible. In the dark night, this technology has an important role.
Security monitoring infrared thermal imaging module applications, the front-end acquisition of infrared signals need to be amplified, analog-to-digital conversion, transmission to the FPGA for arithmetic processing, due to the signal transmission requirements of immediacy and accuracy, the speed of transmission requirements are very strict.GXSC‘s high sampling rate, low-power consumption of the GX9253 ADC chip with excellent performance, can help infrared thermal imaging equipment, to meet the system‘s immediacy requirements. GXSC
China‘s 4-channel, 14-bit GX9253 is an ADC compatible with AD9253, the conversion rate of 80MSps/100MSps/110MSps optional, with outstanding dynamic performance and low-power characteristics, to replace the AD9253 can save a certain amount of resource costs, GX9253 in the infrared imaging system application advantages are introduced:
1, GX9253 1.8V single power supply and LVPECL / CMOS / LVDS compatible sample rate clock signal, in order to give full play to its performance; in the infrared imaging system or most applications, the GX9253 does not require an external reference power supply source or driver device.
To obtain the proper LVDS serial data rate, the GX9253 automatically multiplies the sample rate clock. It provides a data clock output (DCO) for capturing data at the output, and a frame clock output (FCO) for signaling new output bytes.
3, GX9253 support each channel individually into the power saving state; disable all channels, the typical power consumption of 2.2mW. the chip is specially designed for low-cost, low-power consumption, small size and ease of use.
The GX9253 is available in a Rohs-compliant 48-pin QFN package.
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