Linear Gain Adjustment
This gain control scheme allows establishing the gain according to a continuous linear scale.
Simply set the GainCtl parameter to LIN and maintain all involved GainTrim<1,2,3> parameters to zero.
The gain adjustment uses the Gain parameter and performs as follows:
Gain value |
Gain for all camera channels |
|
Linear expressions |
Logarithmic expressions |
|
700 |
Nominal gain x 0.70 |
Nominal gain -3.1 dB |
1000 |
Nominal gain |
Nominal gain |
1400 |
Nominal gain x 1.40 |
Nominal gain +2.9 dB |
Once the common gain is chosen for all camera taps (1, 2 or 3), it is still possible to trim an individual tap through the GainTrim<1,2,3> parameter.
The control resolution for GainTrim<1,2,3> is not specified. Each unit increment or decrement correspond to the minimal amount of gain alteration the board hardware is supporting.
Setting the GainTrim<1,2,3> parameter to a positive value increases the gain for the relevant camera tap above the value established by the GainCtl and Gain common parameters. The correction induced by GainTrim<1,2,3> is simply added to the common gain.
Setting the GainTrim<1,2,3> parameter to a negative value decreases the gain for the relevant camera tap below the value established by the GainCtl and Gain common parameters.
The minimal and maximal values for GainTrim<1,2,3> depend on the value assigned to GainCtl and Gain. The limits are in the order of magnitude of ±500.