Harvest Imaging Blog

The webpage for the new Harvest Imaging project, related to reproducibility, variability and reliability of CMOS image sensors is ready !

In this Harvest Imaging project the reproducibility, the variability and the reliability of the CMOS imagers will be analyzed :

• Reproducibility : will give quantitative information about how well particular measurements and retrieved performance data do reproduce if the devices are measured over and over again by means of the same calibrated measurement equipment,
• Variability : will give quantitative information about the spread of the performance data from sensor to sensor/from camera to camera,
• Reliability : will give quantitative information about the stability of the sensor and camera performance over time.

The measurements are done on a higher-end, more expensive camera with a global shutter CMOS sensor and on a lower-end, cheaper camera with a rolling shutter CMOS sensor. The cameras will be thoroughly measured every 6 months over a period of 5 years.  The yearly reports about the measurement results will become available in the Summer of each calendar year (Summer ’17, Summer ’18, Summer ’19, Summer ’20 and Summer ’21). A customer can step into this project at any given time, but the earlier the more attractive the pricing of the report(s) will be.  Once a customer has stepped into the project, he/she will automatically receive all reports that are produced AFTER the date he/she stepped in.

For more information, please check out : www.harvestimaging.com/newproject.php

Albert, 2/5/2017.

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