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S6493 - (S6493 - S6495) Photodiode

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  • S6493-64: 0.8 mm pitch × 64 ch S6493-128: 0.4 mm pitch × 128 ch S6494-64: 1.6 mm pitch × 64 ch S6494-128: 0.8 mm pitch × 128 ch l Simultaneous integration by using a charge amplifier array l Sequential readout with a shift register l Integrated clamp circuit allows low noise and wide dynamic range l Two gain levels can be selected l Operates from single 5 V supply input l S6493 series: Long active area can be configured by use of multiple arrays phosphor screen type is also available for X-ray d.

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Part number S6493
Manufacturer Hamamatsu
File Size 317.36 KB
Description (S6493 - S6495) Photodiode
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PHOTODIODE www.DataSheet4U.com Photodiode array with amplifier S6493/S6494 series Photodiode arrays combined with a signal processing circuit chip S6493 and S6494 series are Si photodiode arrays efficiently combined with a signal processing circuit. The signal processing circuit is formed on a single chip by the CMOS process, and includes a shift register, clamp circuit, hold circuit and charge amplifier array, thus allowing a simplified external circuit configuration. The photocurrent from the photodiode array is fed to the charge amplifier connected to each element and is converted into a voltage. The signal voltage is then sent to the clamp circuit and hold circuit, and is finally read out from the shift register in turn as a sequential video signal.