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The raw image data from an image sensor must be
processed in order to achieve a good image, i.e. the
color must be trimmed, the edges must be sharpened,
the exposure must be controlled, and the white balance
must be adjusted. These functions are all driven by the
Digital Signal Processor (DSP).
The image compression should be made in hardware
to achieve a high frame rate. It is important that the
compression is made without losing the color levels and
the details in the images.
Sony ExView HAD CCD-sensor, 1/3".
Monochrome, IR sensitive version.
(Used in AXIS 2420 IR)
1.0
Visible Light Invisible IR Light
Relative Sensitivity
0.6
0.0
0.2
0.4
0.8
400 500
Wave Length (nm)
700600 800 1000900
Typical low end CMOS-sensor, 1/4".
Used together with an IR-filter.
Typical high end CMOS-sensor, 1/4".
Used together with an IR-filter.
Sony ExView HAD CCD-sensor, 1/3".
Used together with an IR-filter.
(Used in AXIS 2120 and AXIS 2420)
Sony Super HAD CCD-sensor, 1/4".
Used together with an IR-filter.
(Used in AXIS 2100 and AXIS 2110)
Comparison chart displaying the relative sensitivity and wavelength for different sensors. Generally, black and white sensors are more sensitive than color
sensors; CCDs are more sensitive than CMOS-sensors.
A 1/3” CCD.
A 1/4" CMOS-sensor.
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