CameraTown: Kodak announced the KODAK KAC-05010 5.0 megapixel CMOS image sensor targeted for mass-market consumer applications in the high-volume digital still camera and mobile phone markets.
The KAC-05010 image sensor is 2.2 micron pixel, 1 / 2.5 format CMOS sensor. Up until now the smallest Kodak CMOS sensor had 2.7um pixels.
The KAC-05010 incorporates KODAK PIXELUX technology, an architecture that uses pinned photodiodes and a four-transistor (4T) shared pixel structure to produce lower noise. It also includes charge-domain binning of multiple pixels on the imaging array for higher sensitivity and 30 frames per second video recording.
The KAC-05010 image sensor is now sampling.
The KAC-05010 image sensor is 2.2 micron pixel, 1 / 2.5 format CMOS sensor. Up until now the smallest Kodak CMOS sensor had 2.7um pixels.
The KAC-05010 incorporates KODAK PIXELUX technology, an architecture that uses pinned photodiodes and a four-transistor (4T) shared pixel structure to produce lower noise. It also includes charge-domain binning of multiple pixels on the imaging array for higher sensitivity and 30 frames per second video recording.
The KAC-05010 image sensor is now sampling.
First Kodak 2.2um Pixel
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February 28, 2007
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