[sdiy] CCD321 Analog Shift Register
marmot1 at magma.ca
marmot1 at magma.ca
Wed Aug 22 19:33:52 CEST 2001
Hi Scott and List,
Take a look at www.fairchildimaging.com for a liitle bit of info on the
chip - and a picture. My 1985 Fairchild CCD Imaging book shows 4
versions of the CCD321 - the CCD321A-4 is tested for specs pertinent to
audio, while the -1, -2, -3 versions are tested for specs pertinent to
video delays and timebase compression/expansion. The CCD321A-4 is spec'd
at 65 dB S/N ratio at 23 KHz BW and a clock freq of 50 KHz. Not great
but similar to regular BBD's. The notes also say that the chip may be
clocked below 10 KHz and above 20 MHz without damage, although the
performance will not be as good. With a total of 910 stages, the range
of delay times obtainable would be similar to what could be obtained
with the Reticon SAD1024 (10 MHz max clock rate IIRC), although somewhat
shorter delays could be obtained when run at full speed. Wonder if this
was the mystery delay chip used in the Marshall Time Modulator? It might
have been introduced earlier than the Reticon/Panasonic/ITT-Valvo BBD's.
Regards, Mike
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