We know that it resists more than a casual CMOS sensor but we don't know how much because they have not tested it.
But let`s forget about how much radiation hardness it has. Where could you use such a sensor and how much radiation hardness needs it? The development of this sensor is not our...
The measurements are NIR fluorence, UV, x-ray and alpha particles monitoring of fluids. But x-ray can just be measured if you combine den sensor with a scintillator crystal.
According to the radiation hardness we actually don't know how much the sensor can resist, we just know that it has a...
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I am currently doing a project on university in cooperation with CERN where I have to find new business fields for light sensitive sensors (CMOS) which every camera contains. The special feature is the radiation hardness. So you can use it for example for detecting x-rays or you can use...