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4.2.5.2.2 Define the Sample Rate
The Sample Rate parameter specifies the rate at which images are to be recorded. The Sample Rate
is depended upon the defined Resolution, (width to the height ratio), of the images being captured.
NOTE
The Sample Rates setting will determine the minimum to maximum Exposure Times available,
and the range of Sample Rates available will be dependent upon the Resolution setting.
The Sample Rates listed below are typical values intended for illustrative purposes only. They are
subject to wide variations in practice depending upon the specific analytical requirements and test
conditions.
EVENT
TYPICAL
SAMPLE RATES
EVENT
TYPICAL
SAMPLE RATES
Man Walking
30fps
Cutting Action of a Dental Drill
16,000fps
Bottle-Filling Machine
60fps
Shot-Gun Pellets in Flight
32,000fps
13-Ton Punch Press
120fps
Bursting a Toy Balloon
64,000fps
Blink of an Eye
240fps
30/06 Rifle Bullet in Flight
125,000fps
Pouring of Liquid
500fps
Crack Propagation in Glass
250,000fps
Driving a Nail
1,000fps
Liquid Cavitation Phenomena
500,000fps
Wing Beat of a Honey Bee
2,000fps
High Explosive Detonation
1,000,000fps
Contact Chatter in a Switch
4,000fps
Electrical Spark Discharges
>2,000,000fps
Circular Saw Cutting Wood
8,000fps
STEP-BY-STEP PROCEDURE
1.
Click the Live Control Panel Tab.
2.
Click on Cine Settings.
3.
Specify the selected Phantom camera's Sample Rate parameter:
a.
Click the down-arrow to the right of the Sample Rate entry window and select a predefined
Sample Rate from the pull-down selection list, alternately
b.
To use a Sample Rate that is not displayed within the list simply enter the desired rate.
RESULT: The Phantom Camera Control application will display the closest available Sample Rate
allowed in the Sample Rate entry window.
For actual Sample Rates refer to: Functional Descriptions>Frame Rate Tables.
4.2.5.2.3 Define the Exposure Time
The default setting is nominally, the reciprocal of the Sample Rate fewer than 20 microseconds of
overhead.
- Phantom Help File 1
- Table of Contents 3
- Phantom Help File4 4
- Firmware Requirements 7
- Index 405 7
- 1 Welcome to Phantom Help 12
- 1.1 Getting Help 13
- 1667200.2 18
- swapon.c 21
- shutdown.c libext2fs.so.2.4 22
- Welcome to Phantom Help 23 23
- Phantom Help File24 24
- Welcome to Phantom Help 25 25
- Phantom Help File26 26
- Welcome to Phantom Help 27 27
- Phantom Help File28 28
- Welcome to Phantom Help 29 29
- Phantom Help File30 30
- Phantom Help File32 32
- Welcome to Phantom Help 33 33
- Getting Started 34
- Quick Starts 34
- Phantom CineMag 35
- Image-Based Auto-Trigger 35
- Connectors and Indicators 37
- Important Operational Notes 38
- Important Safety Instructions 39
- 2 Getting Started 44
- Getting Started 45 45
- Phantom Help File46 46
- 2.2 Preparing Your Computer 47
- Ethernet 50
- Installing the IEEE 1394 Card 51
- 2.7 Verify Camera Connection 53
- IEEE 1394 Camera Models 54
- 3 Quick Start Guides 56
- Application 57
- Playback Operation 58
- Get Ready to Record Again 59
- RELATED PROCEDURE 60
- Quick Start Guides 61 61
- Capture Video via the LCD 63
- Power Down the Camera 66
- Beta Software Version 1.0.686 70
- Updated: 3/18/2010 70
- 4.1 The User Interface 71
- Manger Control Panel 72
- Live Control Panel 72
- Play Control Panel 72
- Status Bars 72
- 4.1.1 Menubar 73
- Phantom Help File78 78
- 4.1.2 Toolbar 79
- SnapShot Icon 81
- 4.1.3 Preview/Playback Panel 82
- 4.1.4 Status Bar 83
- 4.1.5 The Control Panels 84
- New Group Button 85
- Camera Visibility Button 85
- Remove From Tree Button 85
- Cameras Group 85
- Files Group 86
- Camera Settings Selector 87
- Cine Settings Selector 89
- Advanced Settings Selector 92
- Auto Exposure Selector 96
- Frame Rate Profile Selector 97
- Continuous Recording Selector 100
- Capture Button 101
- Trigger Button 101
- Group Lock Button 102
- Playback Buttons 102
- Jump Field 103
- Cine Editor Bar 103
- Mark-In/Mark Out Buttons 103
- Frame Info Selector 104
- Cine Info Selector 105
- Save Cine.. Button 107
- Save Cine.. Button Down-Arrow 107
- 4.2 Step-by-Step Procedures 109
- STEP-BY-STEP PROCEDURE 110
- STEP-BY-STEP PROCEDURES 123
- File Format 124
- AVI File Format 127
- Image File in Unique Folders 130
- 4.2.2 Toolbar Procedures 154
- Intentionally Blank 167
- Phantom Help File172 172
- Phantom Cameras 188
- Serial Camera Application 190
- Waiting for Trigger 207
- STEP-BY-STEP PROCESS 210
- Using the Jump: Field 216
- Review the Edited Cine File 218
- Re-Editing the Cine File 218
- 5 Phantom CineMag - Help 228
- STEP-BY-STEP PROCESSES 229
- Phantom Help File242 242
- 6.1 The LCD Display Screens 243
- 6.1.1 LIVE PRE Display 244
- 6.1.2 Power Off Display 247
- Defaults Selector 249
- 6.1.3 LIVE WTR Display 250
- Camera State Designators 251
- Trigger Camera Selector 251
- 6.1.4 LIVE TRG Display 252
- Camera State Designation 253
- Memory Fill Gauge 253
- Wait Indicator 253
- 6.1.5 LIVE CST Display 254
- PLAY Selector 255
- 6.1.6 PLAY CST Display 256
- 6.1.7 Edit/Save Display 259
- Reset Selector 261
- Save Selector 261
- 6.1.8 Save Display 262
- Available Storage Space 263
- Yes Selector 264
- No Selector 264
- Number of Available Frames 265
- Duration 265
- Done Selector 265
- Add Memory Segment Selector 266
- 6.1.12 Cine Screen Display 268
- Delete All Selector 269
- Live Selector 269
- Status Indicator Table 269
- Region Selector 272
- Sensitivity Selector 272
- Update Selector 272
- Enable/Disable Selector 273
- 6.2 Step-by-Step Procedures 274
- 6.2.14 Saving a Cine File 285
- 6.2.15 Power Off the Camera 287
- Miro Camera 288
- Introduction 289
- General Operation 289
- Control Buttons 298
- THE ON-SCREEN DISPLAY FIELDS 302
- 7.2.2 SETUP Display Screens 306
- R/S (Run/Stop Mode) 309
- 7.2.4 LIVE TRG Display Screen 316
- 7.2.5 LIVE CST Display Screen 320
- 7.2.6 SELECT Display Screen 323
- 7.2.7 PLAY CST Display Screen 326
- Zoom Button 330
- 7.4.7 Edit a Stored Cine File 340
- 9 Functional Descriptions 348
- Black Reference (BR) 349
- 9.2 Frame Rate Tables 350
- Phantom Help File362 362
- 9.3 Image-Based Auto-Trigger 364
- Histogram 366
- White Balance 368
- Sensitivity 369
- Rotate Image 370
- Default Button 373
- Unique Folder Names 376
- 9.8 Supported File Formats 381
- SUPPORTED FILE FORMATS 382
- Cine RAW Packed 383
- AVI (*.avi) 383
- Multipage TIFF (*.tif) 383
- MXF (*.mxf) 384
- QuickTime (*.mov) 384
- PCX (*.pcx) 385
- TGA (*.tga) 385
- TIFF (*.tif) 386
- LEAD (*.cmp) 386
- LEAD JTIF (*.jtf) 386
- LEAD JFIF (*jff) 386
- JPEG (*.jpg) 387
- JTIF (*.jpg) 387
- RAW (*.RAW) 387
- DNG (*.dng) 387
- DPX (*.dpx) 388
- Analog NTSC 389
- Analog PAL 389
- HDTV 720p60 389
- HDTV 720p59.9 389
- HDTV 720p50 389
- HDTV 1080i29.9 391
- HDTV 1080i25 391
- HDTV 1080psf30 391
- HDTV 1080psf29.9 391
- HDTV 1080psf25 391
- 9.10 Versatile Dual HD-SDI 392
- Dual-Feed Mode (4:2:2) 395
- Dual-Feed Mode with 4:4:4 396
- Important System Interactions 397
- 10 Firmware Requirements 400
- Firmware Requirements 403 403
- Phantom Help File406 406
- Phantom Help File408 408
- Phantom Help File410 410
- Phantom Help File412 412
- 334, 339 413
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