Charge Coupled Device , CCD (Abkürzung)

Under his guidance, that company developed commercial charged coupled devices, which were used in early military reconnaissance satellites.

The third approach, and the one utilized for this project, is to use a tapped c.c.d. (charge coupled device) delay line.

Because the camera's light-sensitive charged coupled device is smaller than the format used for 35-millimeter films, exceptionally precise optics had to be developed.

The device's optical system uses a telecentric lens and a charged coupled device matrix with a resolution of 242x548 pixels.

Called charged coupled devices, or C.C.D.'s, these sensors require a set of several chips and components.

A linear charge coupled device (CCD) array with 200 pixels is used as the detector.

Digital cameras use electronics, usually a charge coupled device (CCD) to store digital images in computer memory inside the camera.

Originally the company concentrated in developing and generating technology in the area of charge coupled device (CCD) image sensors.

Light detection systems that may use amplification e.g. by a photodiode or a photomultiplier tube or a cooled charge coupled device.

While broadcast cameras migrated to solid state Charged Coupled Devices, plumbicon tubes remain a staple imaging device in the medical field.

Particularly important are charge coupled devices (CCD), used for image sensors, and non-volatile memory devices using floating silicon-gate structures.

These may be charge coupled devices (CCD) or photodiode arrays (PDA).

Applying the latest technology, Dr. Gunn designed an electronic camera incorporating sensors known as charge coupled devices to be mounted on the Palomar telescope.

Dr. Stanek snapped pictures at 35-second intervals, using an electronic sensing instrument known as a charge coupled device attached to the Whipple Observatory telescope.

The Kodak chip's sensor is based on a more expensive manufacturing technology known as Charged Coupled Device, or C.C.D. imaging.

In the DCS200, the film has been replaced by a single CCD (Charged Coupled Device) chip.

The camcorder's Charge Coupled Device (CCD)

More recently, fiberoptic scopes have been replaced by bronchoscopes with a charge coupled device (CCD) video chip located at their distal extremity.

This will be performed using Charged Coupled Device (CCD) technology to eliminate moving parts in a simpler, low cost, ozone mapping instrument.

In the 1990s development of charge coupled device (CCD) imagers to read barcodes was pioneered by Welch Allyn.

The analogue one uses bucket-brigade devices or charge coupled devices (CCD), which transport a stored electric charge stepwise from one end to the other.

Arrays of detectors, such as charge coupled devices (CCD) or photodiode arrays (PDA) can also be used.

When the charge coupled concept was co-invented by Boyle and Smith, Tompsett immediately designed the first charge coupled device (CCD).

Then the photon flux density (watts per metre squared usually) of the transmitted or reflected light is measured with a photodiode, charge coupled device or other light sensor.

After the adjustments have been made, the machine does a high-density scan to record the image by shining light through the film onto three vertical arrays of sensors known as charge coupled devices.