CMOSIS received its initial round of financing by its founders and by Capital-E, an early-stage venture fund focused on microelectronics start-ups in Europe The CMOSIS technology portfolio is based upon crucial IP related to various advanced aspects of image sensors - among them high pixel counts at a high fill factor, high-speed functionality, large bit-depth of column ADCs, high dynamic range, TDI (time-delay and integration) implementation in CMOS, very low noise pixel and readout circuits and novel rad-hard pixel concepts.
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The Brillian LCOS(R) Gen II technology features high pixel fill factors (greater than 93%) for smooth, eye-catching imagery; fast response times (less than 10 milliseconds) for excellent video reproduction without motion or digital artifacts; and the ability to easily scale to high resolutions to meet increasingly higher-definition broadcast and computing standards.
The TFA sensors own a lot of advantages compared to conventional devices, such as better colour recognition, improved pixel fill factor utilisation and considerable reduction of chip size.
The new thinner detectors will be offered in two configurations, including: * The IMIXSlimline, a 17-inch by 17-inch bucky-mounted version designed for all medical radiographic applications and for use with any of IMIX's DR systems * The IMIXSlimlineT, a 17-inch by 14-inch portable "tethered" version that provides easy retrofit to existing cassette-based buckys for added positioning flexibility that may be needed for some specialized clinical applications IMIXSlimline detectors feature 100 percent pixel fill factor, as well as the highest resolution and fastest image display of any large field of view TFT detector in the medical imaging market.
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