Ultra-Low Dark Signal in the AIMO CCD230-84
CCDs are ideal for very low light imaging applications, such as astronomy, clinical diagnostic testing, and bioluminescence. The compatibility of the CCD with very long integration times, and facility for noiseless on-chip charge binning, makes it a very sensitive imager.
It remains very competitive for certain applications compared to low light CMOS imagers, since these have higher dark signal and on-chip dissipation, and rely on frame averaging, which is not as efficient as charge binning.
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