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2012-02-20 - NEW PRODUCT INTRODUCTION : A stereoscopic camera based upon NIT Native WDR CMOS sensor...
NIT has introduced a stereoscopic camera based upon its global shutter high dynamic range CMOS sensor NSC1001. This unit and [...]
2012-01-26 - Come to see us at OPTRO, booth 25 and see our Native Wide Dynamic Range™ sensors...
NIT will exhibit at the forthcoming show OPTRO 2012 in Paris, February 8-10, and will present its Native [...]
2012-01-12 - Visit us at Photonics West, booth 2211, and see our native WDR™ products..
NIT will participate to the Photonics West Show 2012 in San Francisco, January 24-26, where we will [...]
Come to see us at OPTRO, booth 25 and see our Native Wide Dynamic Range™ sensors...
NIT will exhibit at the forthcoming show OPTRO 2012 in Paris, February 8-10, and will present its Native Wide Dynamic Range™ sensors.
Our NATIVE WDR™ Sensors are based on a new generation of CMOS imaging technology named MAGIC™ (Matrice Active à Génération d’Image indexée sur Contraste), capable of generating a highly stable image even under very wide intra scene dynamic range (> 120dB) in a single frame time and without multi-exposure, any setting of knee points or external control.
The concept of Native WDR™ imaging technology is based upon an extremely innovative pixel architecture where each individual pixel operates as a single solar cell. Such a mode of operation provides an intrinsic logarithmic response, without noticeable fixed pattern noise where the signal response is invariant to change of scene illumination.
In addition Native WDR™ imaging sensors deliver sharp and clear images even at high operating temperature (greater than 90°C) without the creation of pixel artifacts.
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