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Rounding out our technology spotlight is our work with 3D stacked single-photon avalanche diode (SPAD) sensors with the following features: large, medium and small SPAD arrays, extreme high speed histogramming, ~40,000 frames per second and an up to 5.6 Gbps CML serial interface. Check out our website to learn more: https://lnkd.in/ecSnsXee #chips #chipdesign #sensors #imaging

Next up in our technology spotlight is a high-resolution digital still camera imager with a 40-megapixel, 1D stitched design. The chip design includes ~4.75-micrometer dual-gain pixels with vertical and horizontal binning, a 14-bit column-parallel ADC and multiple volt supplies. Designs support 10 frames per second, as well as rolling and global reset shutter modes. Check out our website to learn more: https://lnkd.in/eFMvkWfM #chips #chipdesign #sensors #imaging

Low-noise GS sensors have a 10-megapixel 3D stacked design, along with a 2-micrometer ADC pitch and global and rolling shutter pixel drivers. Designs support 120 frames per second and include a 12-bit column-parallel ADC, multiple volt supplies and 2.2 Gbps CML serial interface. The top layer has a 65-nanometer backside illumination (BSI) imager chip, while the bottom layer has a 40-nanometer logic chip. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eY4dRChF #chips #chipdesign #sensors #imaging

Next up in our technology spotlight is a biomedical imager for medical sensors. The design features 24 megapixels, a 5.0-micrometer ADC pitch and 1.8 Gbps CML serial interface. It also supports 100 frames per second (8-bit) or 60 frames per second (10-bit) column-parallel single slope ADC. Check out our website for more: https://lnkd.in/eDj97pzw #chips #chipdesign #sensors #imaging #biomedical #medical

High-speed CMOS sensors with a 1-megapixel backside illumination (BSI) imager can support 100,000 frames per second — and recording speeds as high as 320,000 frames per second in binning mode. Check out our website to learn more about this sensor technology: https://lnkd.in/eRdSkHJq #chips #chipdesign #sensors #imaging

We’re kicking off a series of posts to familiarize you with some of our innovative CMOS sensor technologies. First, let’s explore large-format imagers for immersive displays. This technology has a 316-megapixel 2D stitched design, 4T dual gain pixels and 1.4-micrometer ADC pitch. Designs support 120 and 60 frames per second (fps) in single- and dual-gain mode, respectively, and include a 12-bit single slope ADC, 5.6 Gbps CML serial interface and various volt supplies. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eDEkGE3n #chips #chipdesign #sensors #imaging

We're excited to welcome Adarsh Basavalingappa to AMETEK as our new Principal Pixel Architect for FORZA. We are very excited to have you on our team and wish you continued success! #welcome #newhire #welcometotheteam

We’re excited to announce our paper, “A 316MP, 120FPS, High Dynamic Range CMOS Image Sensor for Next Generation Immersive Displays,”  which provides details on the image sensor we helped develop alongside Sphere Entertainment Co. for their Big Sky camera system, has recently appeared in several cinematography and industry publications. Big Sky is the world's most advanced camera system and is used to capture ultra-high-resolution content for Sphere in Las Vegas. The paper presents the world’s largest cinema camera sensor in commercial use – a 2D-stitched, high-frame rate and 316-megapixel CMOS image sensor that can capture video at 18k × 18k resolution.   To access the paper directly, visit: https://lnkd.in/e5fKtdqP. And to read more about the paper in a few industry publications, visit:   PetaPixel: https://lnkd.in/eCT37k-F   Y.M.Cinema Magazine: https://lnkd.in/eUsq74ks    Image Sensors World: https://lnkd.in/geV-EjZu   #imaging #sensors #cinematography #engineering #spherevegas