Optical sensors (1,470)

Hamamatsu Photonics develops and manufactures image sensors with high sensitivity and a wide dynamic range that are ideal for high precision measurement such as spectrophotometry, as well as industrial measurement. To help you select the best devices, we offer a wide product lineup that covers a broad spectral range from the near infrared (NIR) at long wavelengths up to 2.6 um through the visible, ultraviolet, vacuum ultraviolet (VUV) on down to the X-ray wavelength region.

CCD image sensors(76)

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CCD image sensors have extremely low noise and so can acquire image signals with a high S/N. Hamamatsu CCD image sensors use an FFT-CCD that achieves a 100 % fill factor and collects light with zero loss, making them ideal for high precision measurement such as spectrophotometry. There are two types: a front-illuminated type and a back-thinned type with higher quantum efficiency. Both types are available in various pixel sizes and layouts, allowing you to select the optimal device to meet your needs.

CMOS image sensors(38)

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CMOS linear image sensors incorporate a timing circuit and signal processing amplifiers integrated on the same chip, and operate from simple input pulses and a single power supply. Thus the external circuit can be simplified.

NMOS image sensors(40)

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Ideally suited for high-precision photometry requiring high ultraviolet sensitivity, these devices have excellent output linearity.

InGaAs image sensors(22)

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Image sensors for near infrared region. Built-in readout circuit allows easy handling.

Photodiode arrays with amps(20)

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Photodiode arrays with amplifiers are available in modular configuration and so can easily be combined into a sensor length that meets your application.

X-ray image sensors(27)

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X-ray image sensors consisting of a CCD image sensor or photodiode array that is optically coupled to a Scintillator.

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