Uses of Charge-Coupled Devices
You may not have heard of CCD image sensors, short for charge-coupled devices, but they are all around us. You can find them in many electronics all around us – your smartphone, your camera, your...
View ArticleThe CCD Camera Sensor
We all use cameras today, as they are so conveniently integrated into our cell phones, and most of them are of good quality, even though the primary use of your cell phone is intended to be calling and...
View ArticleThe Super CCD: Even More Dynamics
Most people who are interested in cameras have heard of the acronyms CCD and CMOS, but let’s be honest – there are those who are interested in cameras and don’t have the slightest idea what CCD, CMOS ,...
View ArticleCCD Sensor Sizes: Size Matters!
Many people today use cameras on a daily basis, especially after their integration into cell phones and thus becoming available to almost everyone. As you already know, the quality of the pictures...
View ArticleCleaning Your CCD Sensor
It’s been a while since you bought your new CCD camera, and you are quite satisfied with your purchase. The images you take are clear and the colors are lifelike. You usually process your pictures...
View ArticleHigh Speed CCD Cameras
Movies are filmed and reproduced at a rate of 24 frames per second, and the television uses 25 frames (PAL) or 29.97 frames per second (NTSC). In direct contrast, a high speed CCD camera is able to...
View ArticleCCD Sensor Technology
With many uses for a camera these days, more and more people wonder what camera is the best. Upon starting their research, they stumble upon many different terms like the shutter, the image sensor,...
View ArticleThe Infrared CCD Sensor
As you may know, the human eye is unable to see most wavelengths, and can only detect wavelengths from 390 to 800 nanometers. In the same time, the typical camcorder or digital camera sees from 400 to...
View ArticleThe Linear CCD Sensor: Print, Scan, and Copy
CCD sensor technology is usually used for high quality imaging, and it is mostly used by professionals, although there are CCD sensors available at lower prices that amateurs can buy to shoot high...
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