Toshiba releases a lens-reduction type CCD linear image sensor for high-speed data readouts by image inspection equipment.

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Despite sounding like a futuristic device from a sci-fi flick, the Sony Handycam CCD-TRV65 could be modified to perform a very weak brand of X-ray vision, prompting Sony to fix the production line and ...

Toshiba’s TCD2728DG CCD linear image sensor uses lens reduction to cut random noise, enhancing image quality in semiconductor inspection equipment and A3 multifunction printers. As a lens-reduction ...

Advanced sensor technologies are evolving rapidly and, as a result, are seeing an uptick in integration into industrial imaging applications such as real-time, high-throughput manufacturing and ...