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Supplier: BAE Systems - Fairchild Imaging
Description: The CCD 5023 is a high sensitivity Time Delay Integration (TDI) CCD sensor designed for wide area scanning operations such as dental or medical x-ray imaging. It has the following operational advantages: Vertical summing stage allows up to three (binning 3 x 3 case)
- Horizontal Pixels: 1,704
- Vertical Pixels: 242
- Pixel Size: 27 µm
- Data Rate: 3 MHz
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Supplier: BAE Systems - Fairchild Imaging
Description: The CCD 21241 is a 24,000 by 64 pixel high speed TDI sensor. With 16 outputs, each running at 18MHz, the CCD 21241 can provide a total data rate of 300MHz enabling the CCD to run at better than 12KHz line rate. Utilizing Fairchild Imaging proprietary buried
- Horizontal Pixels: 24,000
- Vertical Pixels: 64
- Pixel Size: 8.75 µm
- Data Rate: 18 MHz
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Supplier: BAE Systems - Fairchild Imaging
Description: The CCD 10121 is a 12K (12,288) pixel x 128 line, high speed TDI sensor. With eight outputs, each running at 20MHz, the CCD 10121 can provide a total data rate of 160MHz enabling the CCD to run at better than 12KHz line rate. Utilizing Fairchild Imaging proprietary
- Horizontal Pixels: 12,288
- Vertical Pixels: 128
- Pixel Size: 8.75 µm
- Data Rate: 20 MHz
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Supplier: BAE Systems - Fairchild Imaging
Description: The CCD 5045 is a 4096 x 96 line, high-speed TDI sensor. With four outputs, each running at 25MHz, this CCD provides a total data rate of 100MHz which is equivalent to more than 23K lines per second. Utilizing Fairchild Imaging's proprietary buried channel CCD
- Horizontal Pixels: 4,096
- Vertical Pixels: 96
- Pixel Size: 13 µm
- Data Rate: 33 MHz
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Supplier: Hamamatsu Photonics Europe
Description: Hybrid structure combining TDI-CCD and CMOS readout circuit Front-illuminated type S14810 combines a TDI-CCD, which can ensure adequate brightness for images even during high speed imaging, with a CMOS readout circuit for digital output. Features -Sensors combining
- Horizontal Pixels: 1,024
- Pixel Size: 12 µm
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Supplier: Hamamatsu Photonics Europe
Description: Image sensor with a long, narrow photosensitive area for X-ray imaging (FOS type) The S7199-01 is a front-illuminated FFT-CCD image sensor developed for X-ray imaging. An FOS (Fiber Optic plate with Scintillator) sensitive to X-rays is directly coupled to the CCD chips,
- Horizontal Pixels: 3,072
- Vertical Pixels: 128
- Pixel Size: 48 µm
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Supplier: Teledyne DALSA
Description: imagers--multiple different imaging areas on one chip "Push-broom" linear and TDI sensors with X resolution to 12000+ pixels and unlimited Y resolution Back side illuminated (BSI) options for maximum sensitivity and QE Antireflective coatings to optimize QE Radiation tolerance/hardness
- Horizontal Pixels: 12,000
- Image Sensor Type: Color
- Array Type: Linear Array
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Modeling and simulation of a tdi line scan camera
One part of the model of the TDI line scan camera is its geometric model, which gives a perspective transformation from continuous known objects to a discrete image on the line scan TDI CCD sensor .
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A virtual simulation system of TDI line scan camera
The camera optical pipeline model gives a geometric perspective and light energy transmission relationship from continuous known objects to a discrete image on the TDI CCD sensor .
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Time delay and integration charge-coupled devices for ecological monitoring systems
Linear array CCD and mosaic array TDI CCD sensors performance parameters are contrasted.
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Realization of the FPGA based TDI algorithm in digital domain for CMOS cameras
As TDI CCD sensors are line scanning devices, the number of columns is the number of pixels, and the number of rows corresponds to the number of integration number.
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Imaging Charge-Coupled Devices For Deep-Space Surveillance
TDI CCD sensor .
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Imaging artifacts due to pixel spatial sampling smear and amplitude quantization in two-dimensional visible imaging arrays
… based on the optical transfer function (OTF) characteristics of defocus.4 Holst uses a hypothetical OTF to generate this same effect using tn-bar targets.5 We illustrate such a phase reversal effect in this paper using a scanned TDI CCD sensor .
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http://dspace.mit.edu/bitstream/handle/1721.1/16612/55672778-MIT.pdf?sequence=2
time delay and integrate ( TDI ) CCD sensor where each pixel has 18 stages with conditional reset circuitry after 13, 4 and 1 stages (Figure 2-14) [44].
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Dynamic autofocus for continuous-scanning time-delay-and-integration image acquisition in automated microscopy
The volume camera also uses TDI CCD sensors for high sensitivity during continuous, constant-velocity motion of the specimen, and images nine focal planes in parallel.5,30 Al- .
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Laser-Induced Damage To Silicon CCD Imaging Sensors
In this work, we report the results of experiments on laser -induced morphological changes to the active area structures of a Time Delay Integrating ( TDI ) CCD sensor device and experiments on laser- induced changes to the electrical performance of associated on -chip …
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Restoration of images captured by a staggered TDI camera in the presence of mechanical vibrations
A. Fenster, D. W. Holdsworth, M. Drangova, "Three dimensional imaging using TDI CCD sensors " in SPIE Vol. 1447, "Charge-Coupled Devices and Solid State Optical sensors " , pp. 28-33, 1991.