PROFESSIONAL 1/3" ANALOG CCD VIDEO CAMERA

Comparison of Spectral Sensitivity Characteristics of EXview HAD CCD and Conventional CCD

The graph below shows a comparison of the spectral sensitivity characteristics of the EXviewHAD CCD and a conventional CCD. With a wavelength of 945 nm, EXview HAD CCD achieves sensitivity approximately 4 times that of a conventional CCD. With regard to smears, with Diagonal 6 mm interline transfer, an industry best of -115 dB (compared to conventional CCD -20 dB) is achieved. Furthermore, by possessing a conventional HAD sensor structure it has a low dark current, and it also supports electronic shutters.

(Black and White mode)

Conventional CCD

(Black and White mode)

LED specifications: light source output 8.9 mW, wavelength 945 nm, half width 45 nm, illumination distance 1m

Imaging conditions: LED illumination in completely dark room

Comparison of Image of EXview HAD CCD and Conventional CCD

In the field of surveillance cameras and on-board cameras, there are needs to film with high sensitivity in not only light but also in dark environments. To answer these needs, Sony has developed the new structure "EXview HAD CCD", which is capable of detecting with great sensitivity near infrared light region which is unable to be discerned by the naked eye. Light in the near infrared light region which has long wavelengths is converted into photoelectricity deep in the semiconductor's silicon, so in conventional CCD structure, sensors were incapable of efficiently gathering the charge which has undergone photoelectric conversion. This "EXview HAD CCD" structure has made it possible to use as video information the charge of near infrared light which was hitherto invalid. This resulted in a dramatic region improvement in sensitivity. This in turn made it possible to film in the dark by radiating near infrared light which is invisible to the naked eye onto the object being filmed, which opens up applications in a broad range of applications, such as surveillance cameras, on-board cameras and scientific measurement cameras.

EXview HAD CCD is a trademark of Sony Corporation. EXview HAD CCD is a CCD Camera sensor which drastically improves the light efficiency by including near infrared light region as a basic structure of HAD (Hole-Accumulation Diode) sensor.

38 x 38 x 52 mm

CAMERA DIMENTIONS W/O VIDEO LENS ADAPTER

110/220V AC to 12V DC / 150mA

POWER SUPPLY

Within 85% RH

OPERATIONAL HUMIDITY

-20 TO 50

OPERATION TEMPERATURE

AGC ON / OFF

GAIN CONTROL

ON / OFF

MIRROR FUNCTION

0.45

GAMMA CORRECTION

1.0V p-p composite video at 75 ohm

VIDEO OUTPUT

1/50~1/120,000 sec.

1/60~1/120,000 sec.

ELECTRONIC SHUTTER

A.E.S. / VIDEO-IRIS / DC-IRIS

AUTO IRIS

ON / OFF

ZOOM FUNCTION

ON / OFF

B.L.C. FUNCTION

ON / OFF

MIRROR FUNCTION

3200---10000 ?K with normal Filter

WHITE BALANCE RANGE

Auto high speed White Balance (Zero color rolling)

WHITE BALANCE

52dB (MIN) / 60dB (TYP) (AGC OFF)

S / N RATIO

470 TV Lines / 580 TV Lines (Enhanced)

RESOLUTION

not included

LENS & VIEW ANGLE

0.5 Lux F1.2 5600?K

MINIMUM ILLUMINATION

Internal

SYNC SYSTEM

625 lines, 50 fields/sec

525 lines, 60 fields/sec

SCANNING SYSTEM

795(H) x 596(V)

811(H) x 508(V)

CCD SENSOR TOTAL PIXELS

1/3 Ex-View HAD Sony CCD Image Sensor

IMAGE SENSOR

PAL

NTSC

TV SYSTEM

33K9HP-EX

33K9HN-EX

MODEL NO.

LED specifications: light source output 8.9 mW, wavelength 945 nm, half width 45 nm, illumination distance 1m