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Wide Dynamic Range Sensor NSC1302(C)
Pembroke Instruments, LLC
OVERVIEW
Our Native Wide Dynamic Range™ sensors are based on a new generation of patented CMOS imaging technology, capable of generating a highly stable image even under very wide intra scene dynamic range (>140dB) in a single frame time. The Native WDR is available on Silicon based devices (Visible CMOS sensors) and now on InGaAs 2D detectors (Short Wave Infrared sensors). Native WDR™ imaging sensors deliver sharp and clear images even at high operating temperature (greater than 90ºC) without the creation of pixel artifacts.
SPECIFICATION
- Sensor Type: CMOS, InGaAs
- Resolution: 0.3 MP
- # Pixels (H): 640
- # Pixels (V): 480
- Pixel Size (H): 6.8 um
- Pixel Size (V): 6.8 um
- Full Frame Rate: - fps
Applications
Imaging applications in visible and near infrared as well as laser beam profiling.
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