NE2D_RGB_V120F4.0_2M

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Image Sensors, Camera, NE2D_RGB_V120F4.0_2M has been widely used in various fields. It has become a must-have device in different scenarios and applications.

NE2D_RGB_V120F4.0_2M is a filter applied to image sensors to capture light from the scene to create an image. It functions as a selective rejection of unwanted light wavelengths, enabling certain wavelengths to enter the sensor to create an image.

The working principle of NE2D_RGB_V120F4.0_2M is based on light absorption and reflection. The filter is composed of a dielectric layer that selectively absorbs and reflects light. When light passes through the filter, the dielectric layer selectively absorbs and reflects certain wavelengths. This allows certain wavelengths to pass through and be absorbed by the image sensor, creating an image. The image is then processed and displayed on a monitor.

NE2D_RGB_V120F4.0_2M has been widely used in the fields of medical imaging, telecommunications, automotive, security, surveillance, astronomy, and robotics. In medical imaging, the filters are used to capture the tissue structures beneath the surface of the skin. In telecommunications, they are used to assure the quality of the signal for transmission. In automotive, the filters reduce overlapping signals and provide brighter images. In security and surveillance, they reduce noise in low-light conditions and enhance the clarity of images. In astronomy, they are used to capture faint signals from deep space. In robotics, the filters reduce noise and increase sensitivity.

NE2D_RGB_V120F4.0_2M is an essential component for image sensors, cameras, and other imaging devices. It provides an efficient way to filter light so that the sensor can capture the right wavelengths for the desired image. It has been widely used in different scenarios and applications.

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