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Teledyne e2v unveiled Nexora, a CMOS image-sensor family delivering high sensitivity, fast imaging, and low power. Offered in 12 MP and 16 MP monochrome and color variants, Nexora targets demanding machine-vision applications and could expand TDY's imaging revenue through design wins, with ramp timing dependent on customer adoption.
Teledyne e2v unveils Nexora CMOS sensors for machine vision. Targets high sensitivity.
Available in 12 MP and 16 MP variants. Monochrome and color options.
Designed for demanding machine-vision apps needing sharp images. Emphasizes high speed and low power.
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