A representation of the read noise distribution for a sCMOS Sensor.
sCMOS based cameras can provide a much lower noise floor than typical CCD based cameras. A low noise floor means that the camera can detect signals that would otherwise have remained hidden within the noise background which helps to produce a high-fidelity image. A low noise floor also allows for the widest possible dynamic range. One of the main types of noise that makes up this noise floor comes from “Read Noise”.
- What is Read Noise?
- What factors affect Read Noise?
Read here more about Readout Noise in sCMOS Sensors on Andor Technology's website
