CMOS Cameras White Papers and Case Studies

  1. Understanding A Camera's Resolution

    The resolution of an image sensor describes the total number of pixels that can be used to detect an image. From the standpoint of the image sensor, it is sufficient to count the number and describe it usually as the product of the horizontal number of pixels times the vertical number of pixels.

  2. Dynamic Range: What Is It Good For Anyway?

    Since many camera manufacturers define dynamic range from a different point of view, a distinction should be made between the “dynamic range of an sCMOS, CMOS, or CCD image sensor,” “dynamic range of an analog-to-digital-conversion,” “usable dynamic range,” and “maximum dynamic range or SNR.” 

  3. Raman Spectroscopy Enhanced By A Back-Illuminated sCMOS Camera

    Operating in a climate-controlled lab or on the Martian surface, back-illuminated sCMOS detectors provide high sensitivity, high dynamic range, and low noise, even in in low-light conditions.