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发表于 2007-11-6 21:31:01
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What is full-well capacity of my camera and why is it important?
The full well capacity of a sensor is the amount of electrons a pixel can hold before the charges overflow into the neighbouring pixels or drain into the silicon substrate if the camera offers antiblooming.
The full well capacity plays a major role in defining the dynamic range of the camera. It is important to realize that, depending on the gain used in the camera, you may not be exploiting the well capacity of the sensor to its full potential. The saturation level of the camera is defined as being the point when the pixel is filled to 100% of its capacity at minimum gain. However, when a 10x gain is used, saturation will occur when only 10% of the pixel well抯 full capacity is consumed.
Another important consideration is photon-shot noise. Shot noise is the square-root of the amount of electrons stored in the well, thus it will give a more significant percentage of the signal at high gain than at low gain levels.
The following table summarizes the full well capacities of the sensors used in DALSA cameras. For any additional information please contact Product Support.
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