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From: aduncan@rhea.trl.oz.au (Allan Duncan)
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Subject: Re: 2-D image sensors
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Date: 31 Jul 90 00:15:46 GMT
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From article <1990Jul24.152210.13767@ee.rochester.edu>, by tan@ee.rochester.edu (Chak Tan):
> Hi all,
> 
> I'm working on a project which requires the service of some type of
> relatively inexpensive area imaging sensor.  The ideal would be an X-Y
> addressable device with 100X100 to 256X256 resolution and 25 to 40 micron
> element size.  I'm willing to consider complete cameras if they offer
> precise control needed for windowing.  High resolution frame transfer CCDs
> would work as a last resort.
....

Are you sure that you don't want frame transfer types?  Unless the
image you are looking at is only illuminated for a flash, the intensity
you read out of an x-y will depend on how long since the last read (or
you are using a shutter, of course).

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