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SWIR Image Sensor

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TOKYO, Sep. 2, 2020 — The IMX991 SWIR image sensor from Sony Corp. is capable of capturing images in the visible and invisible light spectrum with a compact size and 5-μm pixels.

SenSWIR technology provide photodiodes on an InGaAs compound semiconductor layer and are connected via Cu-Cu connection with a silicon layer forming the readout circuit — a design which enables high-sensitivity over a broad range of wavelengths. The IMX991 sensor is a 1/4-type, 4.1 mm diagonal, 0.34-MP device in a ceramic LGA package and ceramic PGA package with a built-in thermoelectric cooling device.

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