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Address Card has a special multiplexing mode, enbl_mux = 3, when selected SQ1 Bias lines are turned on for an adjustable duration in the begining of a row visit, before the target SQ1 Bias for that row is turned on. The following parameters need to be set for this mode: | Address Card has a special multiplexing mode, enbl_mux = 3, when selected SQ1 Bias lines are turned on for an adjustable duration in the begining of a row visit, before the target SQ1 Bias for that row is turned on. The following parameters need to be set for this mode: | ||
;bias_start | ;bias_start | ||
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;heater_bias: | ;heater_bias: | ||
− | :Upto 41 values that specify the magnitude of the SQ1-bias heating pulse in DAC units (0 to 16,383). | + | :Upto 41 values that specify the magnitude of the SQ1-bias heating pulse in DAC units (0 to 16,383) during the initial heater_bias_len period of each row visit. |
;heater_bias_len: | ;heater_bias_len: |
Revision as of 12:31, 20 January 2011
Address Card has a special multiplexing mode, enbl_mux = 3, when selected SQ1 Bias lines are turned on for an adjustable duration in the begining of a row visit, before the target SQ1 Bias for that row is turned on. The following parameters need to be set for this mode:
- bias_start
- heater_bias
- Upto 41 values that specify the magnitude of the SQ1-bias heating pulse in DAC units (0 to 16,383) during the initial heater_bias_len period of each row visit.
- heater_bias_len
- a single value that specifies the length of the SQ1-bias heating pulses at the beginning of every new row period. heater_bias_len is measured from the first clock cycle of each new row dwell time. However, it takes 4 clock cycles to apply all the heater
biases. This means the heater biases are applied by clock cycle #5.