Digital Camera Sensor Technology - Part 3 CCD Sensors explained

Thank you

shift registers should not exits anymore
there a parallel or synchron electrical circuits that exits already like in the 1960´s

i still cant see why they would be used today, that electrical circuit problem is a very old known problem

while cpu´s longly use both, background wireing and paraellel/synchron circuits

that works for anything that has a charge or electric flow, therefore that works on any electric circuit

people that might say you dont see the diffrens that is simply not true, special now in 2021 you more and more can see this problems

What is the meaning of p + and n +

How does an analog shift register work though?!

It's useful information but it'll make more clear if we'll have it's subtitles..... please upload it's subtitles

Charged Couple Devices works just like our LRD "Light Receiving Diodes" or LRRD "Light Receiving Receiver Diodes" in our military satellites. CCDs in digital cameras and telescopes or zoom lens cameras works just our LRD and LRRD systems.

Nice

I know this video is old but maybe you could answer a question. Are the indiviual pixels in the sensor squares or rectangles?

great

thank you!

amazing and good

But can i make one homemade?

Hi Graham - great video. Thank you for sharing. Did you get around to creating the CMOS video in the end?

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this is so well explained :D thanks

This was great, thank you ! But what about the video about CMOS sensors ?

Hmm.. let's point out one thing though. While CCD is read out pixel-by-pixel, the image in whole is read "all at once" by the processor, thus not creating the screen-tearing effect that of which the CMOS sensor suffers greatly. (Only when doing videography of course.)

Thanks for this explanation. It looks to me like the charge is amplified after it is collected and if I understand right, the ISO determines the amplification. Can you explain why there is more noise in the image as amplification (ISO) is increased? Thank you!

Thanks

Thanks Graham!. That was really helpful and a great explanation of CCD in digital Camera.

Thank you Graham
I've learned so much by watching your videos
I must say. I didn't know very much about digital cameras
But thanks to you I've learned a lot even though I watch your videos
More than ONECE believe me.
Thank you
Ted.