Charge-coupled-device cameras are a vital component of many applications involving digital imaging. Neil Savage presents a summary of some of the latest products. Cameras based on charge-coupled ...

Although mostly replaced by CMOS sensors to capture images in cameras, camcorders and scanners, CCDs are still used in astronomy, microscopy and biomedical imaging because of their excellent ...

The OV2715 — an 8.5-mm 1,080-pixel high-definition (HD) CMOS image sensor — is the latest product ... has introduced a high-performance CCD camera for electro- and photoluminescence imaging ...

We have been developing ultrahigh-speed, high-sensitivity broadcast cameras ... CCD design helps to increase sensitivity to approximately ten times that of a conventional CMOS image sensor.

Digital cameras record color images as intensities of red, green and blue, which are stored as variable (analog) charges on a CCD or CMOS image sensor chip. The charges are converted to digital ...

Before exploring the benefits and drawbacks of the different sensors it is crucial ... affecting chemiluminescent image quality. Image Credit: Synoptics Ltd CCD cameras usually have larger pixels ...

Existing Oct CCD cameras are not built for ... generations of OCT that provides a dedicated camera platform using CMOS technology that speeds up image acquisition while also improving image ...

The LTC 0498 Dinion2X Day/Night camera is a high-performance, smart, surveillance camera. It uses a 1/3-inch, wide dynamic range CCD sensor and incorporates advanced (20-bit) digital signal processing ...