ICX075AL Datasheet, PDF (1/21 Pages) Sony Corporation – Diagonal 8mm (Type 1/2) Progressive Scan CCD Image Sensor with Square Pixel for CCIR B/W Video Cameras

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.
Features
• Progressive scan allows individual readout of the
image signals from all pixels.
• High vertical resolution (580TV-lines) still picture
without mechanical shutter.
• Square pixel unit cell
• High resolution, high sensitivity, low dark current
• Continuous variable-speed shutter
• Low smear
• Excellent antiblooming characteristics
• Reset gate: 5V drive (bias: no adjustment)
22 pin DIP (Cer-DIP)
Pin 1
2
V
3
H
Pin 12
8
38
Optical black position
(Top View)
Device Structure
• Image size:
• Number of effective pixels:
• Total number of pixels:
• Interline CCD image sensor
• Chip size:
• Unit cell size:
• Optical black:
• Number of dummy bits:
• Substrate material:
Diagonal 8mm (Type 1/2)
782 (H) × 582 (V)
approx. 460K pixels
823 (H) × 592 (V)
approx. 490K pixels
8.10mm (H) × 6.33mm (V)
8.3µm (H) × 8.3µm (V)
Horizontal (H) direction: Front 3 pixels, rear 38 pixels
Vertical (V) direction: Front 8 pixels, rear 2 pixels
Horizontal 19
Vertical 5
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