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   Networking
New PHYs offer Ethernet options
New TI group provides access

   DSP Solutions
U.S. Robotics, TI join on x2/DSL
   hybrid modem
Great moments in DSPS history
DSPs are key in multimedia
   future
DSP Challenge
DSPS Fest '97 'C6x Report Card

   Mixed Signal
New graphics processor bring
   high-end realism to PCs

   App Report
Implementing the Spanning Tree
   Algorithm using TNETX15VE
   and TNETX3150

   Reader Survey
Are you a survey winner?

   News Briefs
RS-485 differential transceiver
16-bit sigma delta AIC
Dual UART with dual infrared
Optocoupler with feedback
Full-watt audio amps
Self-cal op amp with digital
   offset nulling
400-DPI linear image sensor
High-speed, low-power DAC
Low-current supply voltage
   supervisor
Low-voltage ADCs

Trade Shows

400-DPI linear image sensor

The TSL1401 linear image sensor provides a high pixel density of 400 dots per inch, a maximum clock speed of 2 MHz, and excellent linearity and uniformity characteristics. As a result, the device is well-suited for applications such as contact image scanning, rotary and linear encoding, edge detection and level sensing.

The TSL1401 provides a great deal of control over pixel integration. A new hold function helps eliminate image skewing by starting and stopping integration of all pixels simultaneously. In addition, the clock can be gated to provide an electronic shutter for applications, such as those with targets moving at high speeds, where there is need for fine control over the exposure period of the pixels.

TSL14018-pin clear plastic DIP$4.95

Suggested retail pricing in U.S. dollars in 1K quantity. Features

  • 400 dots per inch pixel pitch
  • High linearity and uniformity for 256 gray-scale applications
  • Low image lag of 0.5 percent
  • 2-MHz output data rate
  • Single 5-V supply

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