Thanks to its back illuminated image sensor the sCMOS camera pco.edge 10 bi CLHS of PCO comes with a quantum efficiency of up to 85% with broad spectrum out to NIR. The sensor incorporates microlenses and a full pixel height deep trench isolation for crosstalk suppression resulting in an excellent MTF. The camera provides a large image circle by using a high-resolution 10.5MP image sensor with a square pixel size of 4.6um. An extremely low dark current and a readout noise of 0.8 electrons is achieved by thermal stabilization and active cooling of the sensor. Moreover, the sensor technology enables reduction of the noise peak and tail in addition, which makes it comparable to to the noise behavior of CCD sensors. Together with a high full well capacity, this leads to a dynamic range of 25,000:1. The camera offers frame rates up to 120fps and transmission via a fiber optical link.
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Episode 27 | Preview Vision & Looking Back – Henning Tiarks (Allied Vision)
In today’s episode, we speak with Henning Tiarks, CPO of Allied Vision.
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Earthquake Disrupts Production of Sony Image Sensors
On July 28,, a strong earthquake struck Japan’s Kumamoto region, home to many semiconductor manufacturers. Among them is Sony’s largest global manufacturing…
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Episode 26 | Limitless 3D possibilities – Annika Felhauer (Pepperl + Fuchs)
In the latest episode of the inVISION podcast ‘5 Questions…’, Annika Felhauer, Technology Development Manager for Industrial Sensors at Pepperl+Fuchs, introduces the…


















