ILX554B

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ILX554B

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  • FabricantSony

  • Pièce fabricant #ILX554B

  • En stock19506

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Spécifications

Attribut Valeur
Manufacturer Sony
Package / Case TH-22P

Présentation

Description

The ILX554B is a linear CCD image sensor from Sony (now handled by ON Semiconductor). It features 7,552 pixels with a 10 μm × 10 μm pixel size, offering monochrome (B/W) imaging with high sensitivity and low noise.
Key specs:
- Line rate: Up to 2 MHz
- Dynamic range: ~62 dB
- Outputs: 1-channel analog
- Supply voltage: 5V
Commonly used in scanners, spectrometers, and industrial inspection due to its high resolution and linearity. Requires external clock signals for operation.
For detailed timing and interface specs, refer to the datasheet.

Equivalent

The ILX554B is a linear CCD image sensor. Equivalent or similar products include:
- TCD1304DG (Toshiba)
- S8377/S8378 (Hamamatsu)
- KLI-2113 (ON Semiconductor)
- TCS3200 (TAOS/ams) for color sensing
These alternatives vary in specs but serve similar applications in spectroscopy, barcode scanning, and optical sensing. Check datasheets for exact compatibility.

Application

The ILX554B is a linear CCD image sensor primarily used in:
1. Industrial Inspection – Precision measurement and quality control in manufacturing.
2. Barcode Scanners – High-speed reading in retail and logistics.
3. Document Scanners – Office and archival digitization.
4. Spectroscopy – Light analysis in scientific and medical instruments.
5. Optical Sorting – Automated material separation in recycling and agriculture.
Its high sensitivity and linear array design make it suitable for applications requiring accurate, fast line-scan imaging.

Package

The ILX554B is a linear CCD image sensor typically available in a 28-pin plastic DIP (Dual In-line Package). This package type is common for through-hole mounting on PCBs, offering ease of integration in applications like scanners and optical measurement devices. The DIP format ensures straightforward handling and soldering.