IMX811

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Sony IMX623 Datasheet

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Sony sensor

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A back-illuminated sensor is a type of image sensor designed to improve light sensitivity by positioning the photodiodes in such a way that light hits them from behind, rather than passing through the circuitry first. This construction reduces the amount of light blocked by the sensor's internal components, allowing for greater light capture, which enhances low-light performance and overall image quality. These sensors are commonly used in digital cameras and smartphones to achieve better performance in challenging lighting conditions.

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The U-series provides robust lighting with superior quality from a small LES, even with the minimized size of its optic system.

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Sensor format

Photodiode: A semiconductor device that converts light into an electrical current, forming the core component of an image sensor.

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Backsideilluminated

Complementary Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor sensor, a technology commonly used in image sensors that allows for lower power consumption and faster processing speeds.

The ratio between the largest and smallest amounts of light that a sensor can effectively capture, influencing the detail retained in highlights and shadows.