CCD image sensors serve scientific uses

July 1, 1998
The $1470 S7030 and $1935 S7031 series of back-thinned CCD area image sensors use binning operation for fluorescence and Raman spectrometry, optical and spectrophotometric analysis, and other low-light detection applications. The S7030 is uncooled, the S7031 uses thermoelectric cooling, and both FFT sensors contain 24 x 24-µm pixels. Quantum efficiency exceeds 90%, and the spectral response range covers 200 to 1100 nm. The dynamic range is 75,000 in line-binning mode and 37,500 in area-scann

CCD image sensors serve scientific uses

The $1470 S7030 and $1935 S7031 series of back-thinned CCD area image sensors use binning operation for fluorescence and Raman spectrometry, optical and spectrophotometric analysis, and other low-light detection applications. The S7030 is uncooled, the S7031 uses thermoelectric cooling, and both FFT sensors contain 24 x 24-µm pixels. Quantum efficiency exceeds 90%, and the spectral response range covers 200 to 1100 nm. The dynamic range is 75,000 in line-binning mode and 37,500 in area-scanning mode. The sensors are mounted in a 24-pin ceramic package with a quartz window. Hamamatsu Corp., 360 Foothill Rd., Bridgewater, NJ 08807; (908) 231-0960; Fax: (908) 231-1218.

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