Spectroscopic Back-Thinned CCD Image Sensors with Improved Etaloning Effect Apr 27, 2010

Both feature a vastly reduced etaloning effect and exhibit nearly flat spectral response characteristics with high quantum efficiency from the UV to near IR.

Hamamatsu's back-thinned CCD technology has long been used in the development of high end analytical and medical instruments. The back-thinned technology provides excellent sensitivity in the UV and blue end of the spectrum, combined with high quantum efficiencies in the visible (> 90% QE) and near IR (to almost 1200 nm).

Previously back-thinned CCDs have exhibited problems of etalation in the near IR, which is problematic in applications such as Raman spectroscopy. However, the new improved S11071 and S10420 series have been specifically designed to reduce this etaloning effect, making it suitable for a wider range of applications.

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