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HAD CCD is the name of a technology Sony implemented on some of their CCD image sensors.
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| Model Number | Number of effective pixels | Sensor size (Diagonal) | Unit cell size | Sensitivity (typical value F5.6) | Sensor saturation signal (minimum value) | Output | Subpixel layout | Release Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ICX249 | 752 x 582 0.44 MP | 8.0 mm 1/2" | 8.6 μm x 8.3 μm | 1100 mV | 900 mV | Adjacent field line sums | Cy Ye G Mg | about 1999 |
| ICX445 [2] [3] | 1296 x 966 1.25 MP | 6.0 mm 1/3" | 3.75 μm² | 460 mV | 350 mV | RGB | ||
| ICX699 [4] [5] | 4640 x 3480 16.15 MP | 7.757 mm 1/2.3" | 1.34 μm² | 626 digit | 1757 digit | RGB | ||
| ICX828 [6] [7] | 768 x 494 0.38 MP | 8 mm 1/2" | 8.4 μm x 9.8 μm | 3200 mV (F5.6) 2800 mV (F8) | 1400 mV | RGB | ||
| ICX829 [6] [7] | 752 x 582 0.44 MP | 8 mm 1/2" | 8.6 μm x 8.3 μm | 3200 mV (F5.6) 2800 mV (F8) | 1400 mV | RGB | ||
| ICX227AK [8] | 500 x 582 0.290 MP | 4.5 mm 1/4" | 7.3 μm x 4.7 μm | 880 mV | 810 mV | Cy Ye G Mg | about 2000 | |
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