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ICX075AL - Diagonal 8mm (Type 1/2) Progressive Scan CCD Image Sensor

General Description

image sensor suitable for CCIR black-and-white video cameras.

Progressive scan allows all pixels signals to be output independently within approximately 1/50 second.

Key Features

  • an electronic shutter with variable charge-storage time which makes it possible to realize full-frame still image without mechanical shutter. Individual pixels in a square matrix make this device suitable for image input and processing.

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ICX075AL Diagonal 8mm (Type 1/2) Progressive Scan CCD Image Sensor with Square Pixel for CCIR B/W Video Cameras Description The ICX075AL is an interline CCD solid-state image sensor suitable for CCIR black-and-white video cameras. Progressive scan allows all pixels signals to be output independently within approximately 1/50 second. This chip features an electronic shutter with variable charge-storage time which makes it possible to realize full-frame still image without mechanical shutter. Individual pixels in a square matrix make this device suitable for image input and processing applications. High sensitivity and low dark current are achieved through the adoption of HAD (Hole-Accumulation Diode) sensors.