
Adimec selects its sensor carefully for intended use. By thorough sensor analysis we choose our sensor by image performance, reliability and availability.
![]() |
![]() |
![]() |
|
|
|
KAI-02150 |
ICX-674 |
CMV2000 |
|
Technology
|
CCD
|
CCD
|
CMOS
|
|
Qe (sensitivity)
|
|
High QE even into NIR |
NIR enhanced version
|
|
Dynamic range
|
64dB
|
64dB
|
58dB
|
|
Read Noise
|
12e
|
10e
|
13e
|
|
Full well
|
20kel
|
15kel
|
10kel
|
|
Uniformity
|
-100 dB smear
|
-105 dB smear
|
"No Smear
|
|
Frame rate
|
64 fps
|
60 fps
|
340 fps
|
|
resolution
|
1920*1080
|
1940*1460
|
2048*1088
|
|
Image Capture
|
Global Shutter
|
Global Shutter
|
Global Shutter
|
|
Pixel size (square)
|
5.5um pixel
|
4.54 um pixel
|
5.5um pixel
|
|
Embedded functions
|
n.a.
|
n.a.
|
Multislope; ROI / speed trade off |
The QE governs the sensor response to light; the read noise determines the lower noise limit and therefore the minimum required signal. As a consequence the ratio of QE and read noise is a useful measure to compare sensitivity. It simply allows for quick comparison of imagers by only considering datasheet numbers QE and read noise. Read more about Qe here.
Graph: Qe of ICX674 KAI-2150 and CMV2000 