Hamamatsu TDI Camera Family Overview
Hamamatsu TDI Camera Family supplies a documented TDI line scan configuration. This source-based review distinguishes the model, acquisition and practical system scope without claiming hands-on testing.
Key Specifications
Product detail | Specification |
Product | Hamamatsu TDI Camera Family |
Image format | Model-specific line width and integration stages |
Acquisition | Model-Specific Acquisition |
Interface | Confirm exact camera and receiver |
Capture rate | Catalog family line rates up to 50 kHz |
Acquisition | Charge integration synchronized with movement |
Spectral scope | UV through near-IR; model-specific response |
Review Summary
TDI Camera Family merits evaluation when model-specific line width and integration stages and back-thinned ccd time-delay integration suit the required evidence. TDI accumulates a moving feature across synchronized integration stages. Incorrect movement synchronization can smear the accumulated image. The family maximum is not a rate assigned to every line width and stage count. Select the complete ordering code rather than assigning one family maximum to every variant. The useful outcome is a reproducible image and accepted interpretation delivered at the required time. Sensor resolution and acquisition cadence should be assessed with the complete optical and receiving configuration.
Integration and Selection
Match charge transfer to object motion and qualify the supported trigger or movement interface. Bidirectional operation needs the correct scan direction and configuration. A frame readout used for focusing is different from the production TDI scan. Catalog family line rates up to 50 kHz is the identified rate scope. Confirm exact camera and receiver determines the documented receiving architecture.
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