Teledyne e2v announces low-cost, high-performance quad linear CMOS sensor family
Teledyne e2v announced the launch of Tetra, a low-cost, high-performance quad linear CMOS sensor family, suitable for various machine vision applications including food sorting and recycling. The sensors offer 2k and 4k resolutions, with a maximum line rate of 128kHz. They feature unique RGB and NIR output capabilities, designed for multispectral imaging. The ceramic LCC package ensures high reliability across operating temperatures. Teledyne aims to enhance the sorting industry's transition to multispectral imaging technology for improved quality and safety.
- Launch of Tetra sensors enhances product portfolio targeting growth in machine vision applications.
- Unique RGB + NIR capabilities position Tetra sensors favorably in the food sorting and recycling markets.
- High performance with low read noise and high dynamic range could attract new clients seeking advanced imaging solutions.
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GRENOBLE, France, June 29, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Teledyne e2v, a Teledyne Technologies [NYSE: TDY] company and part of the Teledyne Imaging group, introduces Tetra, a low-cost, high-performance quad linear CMOS sensor family. The Tetra sensors are ideal for food sorting, recycling, logistics, pick-and-place, document scanning, and other machine vision applications that require cost-effective mono, color, and multispectral imaging.
Tetra sensors are available in a 2k resolution with a 14 μm x 14 μm pixel size, or 4k resolution with a 7 μm x 7 μm pixel size at a max line rate of 128kHz aggregate. The mono models can be configured to output one, two, or four rows and the color models provide RGB and mono outputs. Using wafer level coated dichroic filters, the sensor also provides spectrally independent RGB and NIR outputs for multispectral imaging.
Based on a synchronized shutter design, Tetra provide low read noise and high dynamic range with true correlated double sampling (CDS). Each channel has its own exposure control, resulting in easy-to-perform white balancing.
The ceramic LCC package also offers high performance and high reliability over a wide range of operating temperatures. The sensor data ports have high signal integrity and simple interfacing for quick system integration.
Florian Julien, Director of the Machine Vision Team at Teledyne e2v said, “The sorting industry has started to upgrade its traditional technology from color to multispectral imaging. With its unique RGB + NIR capability, Tetra has been designed as the next generation technology to enhance quality and safety in food sorting.”
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