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    1. Detectors & Imaging

    CMOS camera offers 8.1 Mpixel resolution

    Feb. 13, 2023
    The Hawk Indigo camera uses a 2/3 in. CMOS sensor for UV sensitivity and quantum efficiency of 36% at 250 nm.
    Raptor Photonics 63dd83c3799d3

    The Hawk Indigo camera uses a 2/3 in. CMOS sensor for UV sensitivity and quantum efficiency of 36% at 250 nm. Features include a 2.74 µm pixel size, 8.1 Mpixel resolution, 72 dB dynamic range, 15 Hz frame rate, global shutter, progressive scan technology, and -20°C to 55°C temperature range. Uses include hyperspectral imaging, plastics and PET inspection, embedded vision, and surveillance.

    Raptor Photonics

    Antrim, Northern Ireland, UK

    www.raptorphotonics.com

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