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HPX285

The HPx285 was developed in response to a customer's need for a different form factor for the MLx285. High quantum efficiency and exceptionally low read noise give the HPx285 sensitivity down to microlux from visible to the near infrared.

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sensor

ICX285

size (mm)

10.9 mm

Resolution

1360 x 1024

Pixel Size

6.45 um

bit depth

16-bit

Full Well

18ke-

read noise

5e- @ 6 MHz

dark current

0.0006 @ -35C

shutter

Electronic

peak q.e.

60%

interface

USB 2

frame rate

data rate

6 MHz

Available OpTions

Discontinued Model

Quantum Efficiency

Quantum efficiency (QE) measures how effectively a detector converts incoming photons into electrons. In our graphs, QE is expressed as a percentage. A sensor’s QE typically varies based on its architecture, coatings, and materials. High QE remains a crucial consideration for applications such as astronomy, space debris imaging, and life science research.