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Hello all,
I'll be attempting to interface with a CCD, and I've been putting some thought into the memory requirements.
I assume I'll be using a 14-bit ADC, and the CCD is linear with 7500 pixels. Considering the data will be stored in 16-bit lengths, about 15kB of memory is needed per line. I'll further assume many lines will be read in a relatively short time, so it'll be impossible to fit everything in the internal SRAM.
What I think I need is external memory which I can use to quickly buffer the data until data acquisition is complete. The data can then be organised and sent to a slower, more permanent storage solution like an SD card.
I have never used any external memory with my microcontrollers, so I'm not entirely sure about what's involved. Does anybody have any thoughts on this?
Thank you!
I'll be attempting to interface with a CCD, and I've been putting some thought into the memory requirements.
I assume I'll be using a 14-bit ADC, and the CCD is linear with 7500 pixels. Considering the data will be stored in 16-bit lengths, about 15kB of memory is needed per line. I'll further assume many lines will be read in a relatively short time, so it'll be impossible to fit everything in the internal SRAM.
What I think I need is external memory which I can use to quickly buffer the data until data acquisition is complete. The data can then be organised and sent to a slower, more permanent storage solution like an SD card.
I have never used any external memory with my microcontrollers, so I'm not entirely sure about what's involved. Does anybody have any thoughts on this?
Thank you!
