Kodak CMOS Sensor

Kodak has long been a pioneer in the development of CMOS image sensors, leveraging decades of experience in CCD design and manufacture with dedicated research and development on CMOS architectures.

KODAK PIXELUX technology, including the use of a four transistor, pinned photodiode, shared pixel architecture, enables development of CMOS image sensors with higher imaging performance than conventional designs, providing high performance devices for a variety of applications.

Kodak Interline CCD

KODAK Interline CCD image sensors provide real time imaging for still or motion capture where a mechanical shutter or strobe illumination is either not required or desired. Supporting progressive scan (non-interlaced) readouts, they are particularly well suited for machine vision, microscopy, fluoroscopy, and other applications that demand high imaging performance.

Features
Progressive scan (non-interlaced) with electronic shutter and anti-blooming support
High resolution
Large pixels for high sensitivity
High frame rates with multiple outputs
Fast line dump for faster sub-sampling
Low image lag and smear

Kodak Full Frame CCD

From the intricacies of microscopy to the far reaches of astronomy, KODAK Full Frame CCD image sensors deliver high performance results. With outstanding quantum efficiency across the visible spectrum, these sensors are ideal for demanding imaging applications that can accommodate a mechanical shutter or strobe illumination, such as electronic still photography, medical X-ray, and inspection.

Kodak Linear CCD

KODAK Linear CCD image sensors combine high resolution with high dynamic range, making them appropriate for use in applications such as flatbed scanners, high-speed document scanners and copiers, machine vision cameras, and satellite imaging.

Features

A broad range of devices, including up to 14,400 pixels in both color and monochrome
High dynamic range
Pinned photodiodes for low lag and low dark current
Channel independent electronic exposure control
Single output per color, including multi-readout register architectures
High data rates