In these particular applications, the
performance plot shown in Figure 7-2 shows the
maximum loaded and displayed pixels per second when the valid data pattern time is
at the maximum time to still operate at the fastest pattern rate of each MCP mode
for the different MCP modes. When the exposure period is increased, the pixels per
second decreases.
The following equations describe
how to calculate the maximum loaded and displayed pixels per second when the
exposure period is set to its minimum for the different reset modes:
Pattern
Rate = 1 ÷ Cycle Period
Pixel Data
Rate = Pattern Rate × 4096 × 2176
For Global Reset Mode, the calculations are:
Global
Block Exposure Period = 16 × 5.04444μs = 80.711μs
Cycle
Period = 80.711μs + 4μs + 4μs = 88.711μs
Pattern
Rate = 1 ÷ 88.711μs = 11.272kHz
Pixel Data
Rate = 11.272kHz × 4096 × 2176 = 100.47Gbps
For Single Block Reset Mode, the calculations are:
Single
Block Exposure Period = 11.67μs
Cycle
Period = 11.67μs + 64μs + 4μs = 79.67μs
Pattern
Rate = 1 ÷ 79.67μs = 12.551kHz
Pixel Data
Rate = 12.551kHz × 4096 × 2176 = 111.88Gbps
For Dual Block Reset Mode, the calculations are:
Dual Block
Exposure Period = 44.71μs
Cycle
Period = 44.71μs + 32μs + 4μs = 80.71μs
Pattern
Rate = 1 ÷ 80.71μs = 12.390kHz
Pixel Data
Rate = 12.390kHz × 4096 × 2176 = 110.43Gbps
For loading a single DMD row and resetting, the equations and calculations are:
DMD Row
Load Time = 5.04444μs ÷ 136 = 0.03709μs
Exposure
Period = 0.03709μs
Cycle
Period = 0.03709μs + 4μs + 4μs = 8.03709μs
Pattern
Rate = 1 ÷ 8.03709μs = 124.423kHz
Pixel Data
Rate = 124.423kHz × 4096 = 509.64Mbps