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 ...

The cameras can collect more than 1,600 spectra per second at readout rates of up to 3 MHz. The EMCCD Scientific Cameras have dual EMCCD and CCD readout modes to accommodate a wide variety of light ...

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We are market leader in customer-specific industrial camera solutions. Kappa provides CMOS and CCD cameras for industrial and scientific imaging; for law enforcement, defense and aviation applications ...

We are continuing with this work with the aim of improving the camera's resolution. In this paper, we discuss our experimental development of a new ultrahigh-speed high-sensitivity CCD that ...

Users planning for a transition from conventional CCD but seeking the increased flexibility as well as the sensitivity of a scientific CMOS (sCMOS) camera can opt for the newly re-designed C11440 ...

According to CEFCA, JPCam is the second largest astronomical camera in the world, with 1,200 million pixels distributed in a mosaic of 14 Teledyne e2v scientific CCD (CCD290-99) image sensors that ...

The table below outlines the major differences between CCD and CMOS binning. Binning is a vital feature for enhancing camera performance, particularly in scientific imaging applications.