MLX75023RTF-BAA-000-TR

Image Sensors, Camera

The MLX75023RTF-BAA-000-TR is an image sensor developed by ON Semiconductor, with many helpful integrations that make it an ideal candidate for use in camera. Built with a total pixel count of 2504, the image sensor is capable of capturing an image with high resolution. The image sensor even works in visible and near-infrared spectrums, allowing you to take pictures that are clear and detailed even in low-light scenarios.

At its core, the MLX75023RTF-BAA-000-TR employs a photodiode which detects incoming light and produces a voltage output depending on the level of light. By sampling this voltage, then mapping it to a digital value, digital images can be created.

The photodiode isn’t the only component of the MLX75023RTF-BAA-000-TR; it features additional imaging components, such as:

• A CCD line-array – Which is used to capture the incident light across the entire image sensor.
• A PGA amplifier – Used to bring the voltage output of the photodiode to the level required for imaging.
• A CDS adder – Used to add the signals from the photodiode and PGA amp together.
• A column-level ADC – Used to convert the analog photo signals to digital values.

The MLX75023RTF-BAA-000-TR also features an SCP (Pixel Shifting Pixel) windowing function to minimize motion blur and improve image sharpness.

Due to its versatility, the MLX75023RTF-BAA-000-TR can be applied to a variety of applications. The most notable of these applications include high-speed video capture, such as in action cameras or traffic recorders. The image sensor is also capable of capturing images in dark environments, such as star-lit nightscapes, making it ideal for night shooting applications. The image sensor also proves useful in medical imaging, where its high resolution and wide dynamic range can produce high-detailed images and minimize noise.

The MLX75023RTF-BAA-000-TR is thus an ideal image sensor for a variety of applications, such as camera, night vision imaging, and medical imaging. The image sensor offers high resolution and low noise, allowing for clear, sharp images in both low-light and high-contrast scenarios.