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OPA256C1 - Self-Scanning Line Sensor

Description

The OPA256C-1 is a 256-bit, one-dimensional diode array comprised of PN junction photodetector diodes and CCDs (charge coupled devices).

By using a two-phase clock pulse, transfer pulse, and reset pulse, the OPA256C-1 can measure incident light.

Features

  • CCD for high sensitivity.
  • CCD transfer efficiency greater than 99.995%.
  • Photodetector configured of PN junction photodetector diodes for good blue sensitivity and good output uniformity.
  • Photodiodes highly integrated with 13 µ m pitch for high resolution.
  • High-speed scanning.
  • Low-voltage operation.
  • Internal output amplifier and compensating amplifier.

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    E2P0059-37-X2 IMAGE SENSORS This version: Jan. 1998 Previous version: May. 1997 OPA256C–1 ¡ electronic components OPA256C–1 Self-Scanning Line Sensor GENERAL DESCRIPTION The OPA256C-1 is a 256-bit, one-dimensional diode array comprised of PN junction photodetector diodes and CCDs (charge coupled devices). By using a two-phase clock pulse, transfer pulse, and reset pulse, the OPA256C-1 can measure incident light. FEATURES • CCD for high sensitivity • CCD transfer efficiency greater than 99.995% • Photodetector configured of PN junction photodetector diodes for good blue sensitivity and good output uniformity.
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