PI3042A - Contact Image Sensor Chip

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Peripheral Imaging Corporation PI3042A CIS, Contact Image Sensor is a 400 dot per inch (dpi) resolution, linear array image sensor chip.

The sensor chip is processed using PIC’s proprietary CMOS Image Sensor Technology.

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Part number	PI3042A
Manufacturer	AMI SEMICONDUCTOR
File Size	1.63 MB
Description	Contact Image Sensor Chip
Datasheet	PI3042A Datasheet
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www.DataSheet4U.com REVISION NUMBER: REV A DATE: 09/26/05 PAGES: Page 1 of 18 PI3042A Contact Image Sensor Chip Preliminary Data Sheet Preliminary PI3042A datasheet www.DataSheet4U.com PI3042A 400DPI CIS Sensor Chip Engineering Data Sheet Description: Peripheral Imaging Corporation PI3042A CIS, Contact Image Sensor is a 400 dot per inch (dpi) resolution, linear array image sensor chip. The sensor chip is processed using PIC’s proprietary CMOS Image Sensor Technology. Designed for cascading multiple chips in a series, the image sensor chips, using chip-on-board process, are bonded end-to-end on a printed circuit board (PCB). This bonding process allows users to produce variable CIS module lengths in increments of chip array lengths.

Published: Jun 18, 2009 |