Scandium Image Sensing Inventions Open Source Disclosure Under GPL3 Aug 23 2021

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Advanced UAV and Spacecraft Camera Systems
*
North Canadian Aerospace
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Free and Open Source Design and Device Disclosure under GPL-3 Licence terms for all
described software and hardware systems and devices as of Monday, August 23, 2021
as disclosed and disseminated world-wide from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
Full Public Disclosure and Completely Free and Open Source under GPL-3 Licence Terms
of the
Scandiu
Notch-Filtered Multi-Spectral Image Sensor
and the
Scandiu
Rotating Assembly for Multi-Sensor Imaging
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Monday, August 23, 2021
* North Canadian Aerospace is a generic “nom de plume”

for a Vancouver, BC, Canada-based entity who wishes
to currently remain anonymous as of August 2021.
Scandiu
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Notch-Filtered Multi-Spectral Image Sensor as disclosed and disseminated world-wide from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
Disclosure of the Position and Placement of ROUND and SQUARE Band-specific and colour-filtered multi-spectral photosites of
varying diameter or radius and of varying well depth within a variable-sized photosite-group starting at 4.2 microns in size but can
be of a larger or smaller overall grouping size. These variable-sized photosite groupings are then organized as 2D-XY PIXEL ARRAYS
at resolutions such as HDTV 1920 by 1080 pixels, DCI 4K 4096 by 2160, DCI 8K 8192 by 4320, DCI 16384 by 8640, SDTV 720 by 480,
Half-HDTV 960 by 480, 640 by 480, 1280 by 720, Square 16K, 8K, 4K, 2K, 1K aspect ratio and other pixel resolutions and/or aspect ratios.
Mid-Infrared Upper Side Mid-Infrared

Channel (IR-B) Di erential Channel (IR-B)
Photosite Coordinate Photosite
3000 nm to Focus-specific 3000 nm to
1400 nm 1400 nm
Photosites
Near-Infrared Near-Infrared
Channel (IR-A) Channel (IR-A)
Photosite Photosite
1400 nm to 1400 nm to
700 nm 700 nm
Luminance-Only Luminance-Only
Channel Photosite Channel Photosite
700 nm to 380 nm 700 nm to 380 nm
Far-Infrared Green Channel

Red Channel Red Channel
Photosite Photosite
700 nm to 700 nm to
625 nm 625 nm
Orange Channel Orange Channel

Photosite Photosite
625 nm to 625 nm to
590 nm 590 nm
Yellow Channel Yellow Channel

Photosite Photosite
Channel (IR-C)
590 nm to 590 nm to
565 nm 565 nm
Photosite
Green Channel Green Channel
Photosite Photosite
565 nm to 565 nm to
500 nm 500 nm
Cyan Channel Cyan Channel

Photosite Photosite
500 nm to 500 nm to
485 nm 485 nm
Blue Channel Blue Channel

Photosite Photosite
Photosite
485 nm to 485 nm to
450 nm 450 nm
565 nm to
Violet Channel Violet Channel
Photosite Photosite
450 nm to 450 nm to
380 nm 380 nm
Near-UV Near-UV
Channel Channel
Photosite Photosite
400 nm to 400 nm to
300 nm 300 nm
Mid-UV Mid-UV
Channel Channel
Photosite Photosite
300 nm to 300 nm to
200 nm 200 nm
19,000 nm
Far-UV Far-UV
Channel Channel
Photosite Photosite
200 nm to 200 nm to
122 nm 122 nm
E-UV to E-UV to
X-RAY X-RAY
Channel Channel
Photosite Photosite
below below
122 nm 122 nm
500 nm
to 3000 nm
Upper Y-Axis
Rotational
4.2 Microns
Di erential
Coordinate
Focus-specific
Photosites Right Side
Left X-Axis Right X-Axis Di erential
Rotational
Di erential
Rotational Coordinate
Di erential Focus-specific
Coordinate Coordinate
Focus-specific Focus-specific Photosites
Photosites
Left Side Photosites
Di erential Lower Y-Axis
Rotational
Coordinate Di erential
Focus-specific Coordinate
Photosites Focus-specific
Photosites
Mid-Infrared Mid-Infrared
Channel (IR-B) Channel (IR-B)
Photosite Photosite
3000 nm to 3000 nm to
1400 nm 1400 nm
Near-Infrared
Near-Infrared
Channel (IR-A)
Channel (IR-A)
Photosite
Photosite
1400 nm to
1400 nm to
700 nm
700 nm
Luminance-Only
Luminance-Only Channel Photosite
Channel Photosite 700 nm to 380 nm
Red Channel
700 nm to 380 nm
Blue Channel
Red Channel
Red Channel Photosite
Photosite 700 nm to
700 nm to 625 nm
625 nm
Orange Channel
Orange Channel Photosite
Photosite 625 nm to
625 nm to 590 nm
590 nm
Yellow Channel
Yellow Channel Photosite
Photosite 590 nm to
565 nm
Photosite
590 nm to
565 nm
Photosite
Green Channel
Green Channel Photosite
Photosite 565 nm to
565 nm to 500 nm
500 nm
Cyan Channel
Cyan Channel Photosite
Photosite 500 nm to
500 nm to 485 nm
485 nm
Blue Channel
Blue Channel Photosite
Photosite 485 nm to
485 nm to 450 nm
450 nm
700 nm to
Violet Channel
Photosite
Violet Channel 450 nm to
Photosite 380 nm
450 nm to
380 nm
485 nm to
Near-UV
Channel
Near-UV Photosite
Channel 400 nm to
Photosite 300 nm
400 nm to
300 nm
Mid-UV
Channel
Mid-UV Photosite
Channel 300 nm to
Photosite 200 nm
300 nm to
200 nm
Far-UV
Channel
Far-UV Photosite
Channel 200 nm to
Photosite 122 nm
200 nm to
122 nm
E-UV to
X-RAY
Channel
Photosite
below
122 nm
E-UV to
X-RAY
Channel
Photosite
below
122 nm
450 nm 625 nm
Bottom Side
Di erential
Coordinate
Focus-specific
Photosites
4.2 Microns
The word Hardware can be used Interchangeably with the word Software in all contexts of this open source design and devices disclosure!
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Scandiu
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Defin on o mu channe no ch fi ered pho os es grouped as p xe s organ zed n o var ous s pho o and mov ng v deo
reso u ons such as HDTV 1920 by 1080 p xe s DC 4K 4096 by 2160 DC 8K 8192 by 4320 DC 16384 by 8640 SDTV 720 by 480
Ha HDTV 960 by 480 640 by 480 1280 by 720 Square 16K 8K 4K 2K 1K aspec ra o and o her p xe reso u ons and aspec ra os
Mid-Infrared Upper Side Mid-Infrared Mid-Infrared Upper Side Mid-Infrared Upper Side Mid-Infrared Upper Side Mid-Infrared
Channel (IR-B) Di erential Channel (IR-B) Channel (IR-B) Di erential Channel (IR-B)
Mid-Infrared Upper Side Mid-Infrared Mid-Infrared Upper Side Mid-Infrared Upper Side Di erential
Channel (IR-B) Di erential Channel (IR-B) Di erential Di erential Mid-Infrared Mid-Infrared Channel (IR-B) Channel (IR-B)
Photosite Coordinate Photosite Photosite Coordinate Photosite Channel (IR-B) Channel (IR-B) Channel (IR-B) Channel (IR-B) Channel (IR-B) Di erential Channel (IR-B) Photosite Coordinate Photosite
3000 nm to 3000 nm to 3000 nm to 3000 nm to Photosite Coordinate Photosite Photosite Coordinate Photosite 3000 nm to 3000 nm to
1400 nm
Focus-specific 1400 nm
Focus-specific 3000 nm to Focus-specific 3000 nm to
3000 nm to 3000 nm to 3000 nm to 3000 nm to
Photosite Coordinate Photosite Focus-specific
1400 nm 1400 nm 1400 nm 1400 nm Focus-specific Focus-specific 3000 nm to 3000 nm to 1400 nm 1400 nm
Photosites Photosites Photosites 1400 nm 1400 nm 1400 nm 1400 nm Focus-specific Photosites
Photosites Photosites 1400 nm 1400 nm
Photosites
Near-Infrared Near-Infrared Near-Infrared Near-Infrared Near-Infrared Near-Infrared
Channel (IR-A) Channel (IR-A) Channel (IR-A) Channel (IR-A) Near-Infrared Near-Infrared
Photosite Photosite Photosite Photosite Channel (IR-A) Channel (IR-A) Near-Infrared Near-Infrared Near-Infrared Near-Infrared
Near-Infrared Near-Infrared Photosite Photosite
1400 nm to 1400 nm to 1400 nm to 1400 nm to Photosite Photosite Channel (IR-A) Channel (IR-A) Channel (IR-A) Channel (IR-A)
Channel (IR-A) Channel (IR-A) 1400 nm to 1400 nm to
700 nm 700 nm 700 nm 700 nm 1400 nm to 1400 nm to Photosite Photosite Photosite Photosite
Photosite Photosite 700 nm 700 nm
700 nm 700 nm 1400 nm to 1400 nm to 1400 nm to 1400 nm to
700 nm 700 nm 700 nm 700 nm 1400 nm to 1400 nm to
700 nm 700 nm
Luminance-Only Luminance-Only Luminance-Only Luminance-Only
Channel Photosite Channel Photosite Channel Photosite Channel Photosite Luminance-Only Luminance-Only
700 nm to 380 nm 700 nm to 380 nm 700 nm to 380 nm 700 nm to 380 nm Luminance-Only Luminance-Only Channel Photosite Channel Photosite
Channel Photosite Channel Photosite 700 nm to 380 nm 700 nm to 380 nm
700 nm to 380 nm 700 nm to 380 nm Luminance-Only Luminance-Only Luminance-Only Luminance-Only
Channel Photosite Channel Photosite Channel Photosite Channel Photosite
Far-Infrared Far-Infrared
700 nm to 380 nm 700 nm to 380 nm Luminance-Only Luminance-Only
Far-Infrared
700 nm to 380 nm 700 nm to 380 nm


700 nm to 380 nm 700 nm to 380 nm
Green Channel Far-Infrared Far-Infrared

Red Channel Red Channel Red Channel Red Channel

Far-Infrared
Photosite Photosite Photosite Photosite Red Channel Red Channel Photosite Photosite
Green Channel
700 nm to 700 nm to 700 nm to 700 nm to Photosite Photosite
625 nm 625 nm 700 nm to 700 nm to
625 nm 625 nm 700 nm to 700 nm to Red Channel Red Channel Red Channel Red Channel 625 nm 625 nm
625 nm 625 nm Photosite Photosite Photosite Photosite Red Channel Red Channel
625 nm 625 nm
Orange Channel Orange Channel Orange Channel Orange Channel
Photosite Photosite Photosite Photosite Orange Channel Orange Channel
625 nm to 625 nm to 625 nm to 625 nm to Orange Channel Orange Channel Photosite Photosite
590 nm 590 nm 590 nm 590 nm Photosite Photosite 625 nm to 625 nm to
625 nm to 625 nm to Orange Channel Orange Channel 590 nm 590 nm
590 nm 590 nm Photosite Photosite Photosite Photosite
625 nm to 625 nm to 625 nm to 625 nm to Orange Channel Orange Channel
590 nm 590 nm 590 nm 590 nm Photosite Photosite
625 nm to 625 nm to
590 nm 590 nm
Yellow Channel Yellow Channel Yellow Channel Yellow Channel
Photosite Photosite Photosite Photosite Yellow Channel Yellow Channel
Channel (IR-C) Channel (IR-C)

590 nm to 590 nm to 590 nm to 590 nm to Yellow Channel Yellow Channel Photosite Photosite
Channel (IR-C)
Channel (IR-C)
590 nm to 590 nm to Yellow Channel Yellow Channel 565 nm 565 nm
565 nm 565 nm
Photosite
Photosite Photosite
Photosite
Photosite Photosite

Photosite
Photosite
Channel (IR-C)
590 nm to 590 nm to
565 nm 565 nm
Photosite Photosite
Green Channel Green Channel Green Channel Green Channel
Photosite Photosite Photosite Photosite Green Channel Green Channel
Photosite
565 nm to 565 nm to 565 nm to 565 nm to Green Channel Green Channel Photosite Photosite
565 nm to 565 nm to Green Channel Green Channel 500 nm 500 nm
565 nm to 565 nm to 565 nm to 565 nm to Green Channel Green Channel
565 nm to 565 nm to
Cyan Channel Cyan Channel Cyan Channel Cyan Channel 500 nm 500 nm
Photosite Photosite Photosite Photosite Cyan Channel Cyan Channel
500 nm to 500 nm to 500 nm to 500 nm to Cyan Channel Cyan Channel Photosite Photosite
500 nm to 500 nm to 485 nm 485 nm
Cyan Channel Cyan Channel Cyan Channel Cyan Channel
485 nm 485 nm
Photosite Photosite Photosite Photosite
500 nm to 500 nm to 500 nm to 500 nm to Cyan Channel Cyan Channel
500 nm to 500 nm to
Blue Channel Blue Channel 485 nm 485 nm
Photosite Photosite Photosite Photosite Blue Channel Blue Channel
Photosite Photosite
485 nm to 485 nm to 485 nm to 485 nm to Blue Channel Blue Channel Photosite Photosite
Photosite
Photosite
485 nm to 485 nm to 450 nm 450 nm
Blue Channel Blue Channel Blue Channel Blue Channel
450 nm 450 nm
Photosite Photosite
485 nm to 485 nm to 485 nm to 485 nm to Blue Channel Blue Channel
565 nm to 565 nm to Photosite

485 nm to 485 nm to
565 nm to
Violet Channel Violet Channel Violet Channel Violet Channel 450 nm 450 nm
565 nm to
Photosite Photosite Photosite Photosite Violet Channel Violet Channel
380 nm 380 nm Violet Channel Violet Channel
380 nm 380 nm 450 nm to 450 nm to
Photosite Photosite
565 nm to 565 nm to
380 nm 380 nm
450 nm to 450 nm to
380 nm 380 nm Violet Channel Violet Channel Violet Channel Violet Channel
565 nm to
380 nm 380 nm
Photosite Photosite
Near-UV Near-UV Near-UV Near-UV 450 nm to 450 nm to
Channel Channel Channel Channel 380 nm 380 nm Near-UV Near-UV
Photosite Photosite Photosite Photosite Channel Channel
400 nm to 400 nm to 400 nm to 400 nm to Near-UV Near-UV Photosite Photosite
300 nm 300 nm 300 nm 300 nm Channel Channel 400 nm to 400 nm to
400 nm to 400 nm to Near-UV Near-UV Near-UV Near-UV
300 nm 300 nm Channel Channel Channel Channel
400 nm to 400 nm to 400 nm to 400 nm to Near-UV Near-UV
300 nm 300 nm 300 nm 300 nm Channel Channel
Mid-UV Mid-UV Mid-UV Mid-UV Photosite Photosite
Channel Channel Channel Channel 400 nm to 400 nm to Mid-UV Mid-UV
Photosite Photosite Photosite Photosite 300 nm 300 nm Channel Channel
300 nm to 300 nm to 300 nm to 300 nm to Mid-UV Mid-UV Photosite Photosite
300 nm to 300 nm to
200 nm 200 nm Mid-UV Mid-UV Mid-UV Mid-UV
Channel Channel Channel Channel
Photosite Photosite
19,000 nm
Photosite Photosite
19,000 nm
300 nm to 300 nm to 300 nm to 300 nm to Mid-UV Mid-UV
19,000 nm
Far-UV Far-UV Far-UV Far-UV 200 nm 200 nm 200 nm 200 nm Channel Channel
Channel Channel Channel Channel Photosite Photosite Far-UV Far-UV
19,000 nm
Photosite Photosite Photosite Photosite 300 nm to 300 nm to Channel Channel
200 nm to 200 nm to 200 nm to 200 nm to Far-UV Far-UV 200 nm 200 nm Photosite Photosite
19,000 nm 19,000 nm
200 nm to 200 nm to
122 nm 122 nm Far-UV Far-UV Far-UV Far-UV
19,000 nm
E-UV to
X-RAY
Channel
E-UV to
X-RAY
Channel
E-UV to
X-RAY
E-UV to
X-RAY
200 nm to 200 nm to 200 nm to 200 nm to Far-UV Far-UV
Channel Channel
Photosite Photosite
below
122 nm
below
122 nm
Photosite
below
122 nm
Photosite
below
122 nm
122 nm 122 nm 122 nm 122 nm Channel Channel E-UV to
X-RAY
E-UV to
X-RAY
Photosite Photosite
Channel Channel
Photosite Photosite
below below
500 nm 500 nm
200 nm to 200 nm to
122 nm 122 nm
E-UV to E-UV to
X-RAY X-RAY
Channel Channel
Photosite Photosite
122 nm 122 nm
500 nm
below below
122 nm 122 nm
500 nm
E-UV to E-UV to E-UV to E-UV to
X-RAY X-RAY X-RAY X-RAY
below below below below
122 nm 122 nm 122 nm 122 nm
500 nm 500 nm
E-UV to E-UV to
X-RAY X-RAY
Channel Channel
Photosite Photosite
below below
122 nm 122 nm
to 3000 nm to 3000 nm 500 nm to 3000 nm

to 3000 nm to 3000 nm to 3000 nm to 3000 nm
Upper Y-Axis Upper Y-Axis Upper Y-Axis Upper Y-Axis
Rotational Rotational Upper Y-Axis Upper Y-Axis Upper Y-Axis Rotational
Rotational
Di erential Di erential Rotational Rotational Rotational Di erential
Di erential
Coordinate Coordinate Di erential Di erential Di erential Coordinate
Coordinate
Focus-specific Focus-specific Coordinate Coordinate Coordinate Focus-specific
Right Side Right Side Focus-specific
Photosites Photosites Photosites Right Side Focus-specific Focus-specific Focus-specific Photosites Right Side
Left X-Axis Right X-Axis Di erential Left X-Axis Right X-Axis Di erential Left X-Axis Photosites Right Side Photosites Right Side Right Side Left X-Axis Di erential
Rotational Rotational Right X-Axis Di erential Left X-Axis Di erential Left X-Axis Di erential
Photosites
Rotational
Right X-Axis
Di erential
Rotational Coordinate Di erential
Rotational Coordinate Rotational Rotational Coordinate Rotational
Right X-Axis
Rotational
Right X-Axis Left X-Axis Right X-Axis Di erential Rotational Coordinate
Di erential Di erential Di erential Rotational Coordinate Rotational Coordinate Rotational Di erential
Coordinate Focus-specific Coordinate Focus-specific Di erential Focus-specific Di erential Di erential Di erential Di erential
Rotational Coordinate Coordinate
Coordinate Coordinate Coordinate Focus-specific Di erential Focus-specific Di erential Coordinate
Focus-specific Photosites Focus-specific Photosites Coordinate Coordinate Coordinate Focus-specific Focus-specific Photosites
Photosites
Focus-specific Focus-specific Focus-specific Focus-specific Photosites Focus-specific
Coordinate
Coordinate
Photosites
Coordinate Coordinate Focus-specific
Photosites Focus-specific Focus-specific Focus-specific Photosites Photosites
Left Side Photosites Left Side Photosites
Left Side Photosites Photosites Photosites Photosites Focus-specific Left Side Photosites
Di erential Lower Y-Axis Di erential Lower Y-Axis Lower Y-Axis Left Side Photosites Left Side Photosites
Left Side Photosites Photosites Di erential Lower Y-Axis
Rotational Rotational Di erential Di erential Lower Y-Axis Di erential Lower Y-Axis Lower Y-Axis Rotational
Coordinate Coordinate Rotational Di erential Coordinate
Di erential Di erential Coordinate Di erential Coordinate
Rotational
Coordinate
Rotational Rotational Di erential
Focus-specific Coordinate Focus-specific Coordinate Focus-specific Coordinate
Di erential Di erential Coordinate Di erential Focus-specific Coordinate
Photosites Focus-specific Photosites Focus-specific Focus-specific Coordinate Focus-specific Coordinate Focus-specific Coordinate Photosites Focus-specific
Photosites Photosites
Photosites Focus-specific Photosites Focus-specific
Photosites Photosites Focus-specific Photosites
Photosites Photosites Photosites
Mid-Infrared Mid-Infrared Mid-Infrared Mid-Infrared Mid-Infrared Mid-Infrared Mid-Infrared
Channel (IR-B) Channel (IR-B) Mid-Infrared Mid-Infrared Mid-Infrared
Channel (IR-B) Channel (IR-B) Channel (IR-B) Mid-Infrared Mid-Infrared Mid-Infrared Mid-Infrared Channel (IR-B) Channel (IR-B)
Photosite Photosite Channel (IR-B) Channel (IR-B) Channel (IR-B)
Photosite Photosite Photosite Channel (IR-B) Channel (IR-B) Channel (IR-B) Channel (IR-B) Photosite Photosite
3000 nm to 3000 nm to Photosite Photosite Photosite
3000 nm to 3000 nm to 3000 nm to Photosite Photosite Photosite Photosite 3000 nm to 3000 nm to
1400 nm 1400 nm 3000 nm to 3000 nm to 3000 nm to
1400 nm 1400 nm 1400 nm 3000 nm to 3000 nm to 3000 nm to 3000 nm to 1400 nm 1400 nm
1400 nm 1400 nm 1400 nm
1400 nm 1400 nm 1400 nm 1400 nm
Near-Infrared Near-Infrared Near-Infrared

Near-Infrared Near-Infrared Near-Infrared Near-Infrared
Channel (IR-A) Channel (IR-A) Near-Infrared Channel (IR-A)
Channel (IR-A) Channel (IR-A) Channel (IR-A) Near-Infrared Near-Infrared Channel (IR-A)
Photosite Photosite Channel (IR-A) Near-Infrared Photosite
Photosite Photosite Photosite Channel (IR-A) Near-Infrared Near-Infrared
1400 nm to 1400 nm to Channel (IR-A) Near-Infrared Photosite
1400 nm to
1400 nm to 1400 nm to Photosite Channel (IR-A) Channel (IR-A) Channel (IR-A)
700 nm 700 nm 1400 nm to Photosite Photosite Channel (IR-A) 1400 nm to
700 nm 700 nm 1400 nm to Photosite Photosite Photosite 700 nm
700 nm 1400 nm to 1400 nm to Photosite 700 nm
700 nm 1400 nm to 1400 nm to 1400 nm to
700 nm 700 nm 1400 nm to
700 nm 700 nm 700 nm
700 nm
Luminance-Only Channel Photosite Luminance-Only
Channel Photosite 700 nm to 380 nm Luminance-Only Luminance-Only Channel Photosite
Red Channel
Red Channel
700 nm to 380 nm 700 nm to 380 nm Channel Photosite 700 nm to 380 nm
Red Channel
Channel Photosite 700 nm to 380 nm Luminance-Only Luminance-Only 700 nm to 380 nm
Red Channel
700 nm to 380 nm Luminance-Only Channel Photosite Luminance-Only Channel Photosite
Channel Photosite 700 nm to 380 nm 700 nm to 380 nm Luminance-Only
Channel Photosite
Blue Channel Blue Channel Red Channel

Red Channel
700 nm to 380 nm 700 nm to 380 nm
Blue Channel
Blue Channel Red Channel

700 nm to 380 nm

Red Channel Photosite Red Channel Red Channel
Photosite Red Channel Red Channel Photosite
Blue Channel
Photosite 700 nm to Photosite 700 nm to Red Channel Photosite Photosite 700 nm to
700 nm to 625 nm 700 nm to 625 nm Photosite Red Channel Red Channel
700 nm to 700 nm to 625 nm
625 nm 625 nm 700 nm to Red Channel Photosite Red Channel Photosite
625 nm Red Channel 625 nm
625 nm Photosite 700 nm to Photosite 700 nm to Red Channel Photosite
700 nm to 625 nm 700 nm to 625 nm Photosite 700 nm to
625 nm 625 nm 700 nm to 625 nm
Orange Channel Orange Channel 625 nm
Photosite Photosite Orange Channel
625 nm to 625 nm to Orange Channel Orange Channel Photosite
Photosite Photosite
590 nm 590 nm Orange Channel Photosite Photosite 625 nm to
625 nm to 625 nm to
Photosite 625 nm to 625 nm to 590 nm
590 nm 590 nm Orange Channel Orange Channel
625 nm to 590 nm Photosite Photosite 590 nm
590 nm Photosite 625 nm to Photosite 625 nm to Orange Channel
625 nm to 590 nm 625 nm to 590 nm Orange Channel Photosite
590 nm 590 nm Photosite 625 nm to
625 nm to 590 nm
Yellow Channel Yellow Channel 590 nm
Photosite Photosite Yellow Channel
590 nm to 590 nm to Yellow Channel Yellow Channel Photosite
Photosite Photosite
565 nm 565 nm Yellow Channel Photosite Photosite 590 nm to
590 nm to
Photosite
590 nm to
Photosite
590 nm to 590 nm to 565 nm
Photosite
565 nm 565 nm Photosite Yellow Channel Yellow Channel
565 nm
Photosite
590 nm to Yellow Channel Photosite Photosite 565 nm
Yellow Channel
565 nm Photosite 590 nm to Photosite 590 nm to Yellow Channel
565 nm 565 nm Photosite
Photosite
590 nm to 590 nm to Yellow Channel
Photosite
590 nm to 565 nm
Photosite Photosite Photosite

Green Channel Green Channel 565 nm
Photosite
Photosite Photosite Green Channel
Photosite
565 nm to 565 nm to Green Channel Green Channel Photosite
Photosite Photosite
500 nm 500 nm Green Channel Photosite Photosite 565 nm to
565 nm to 565 nm to
Photosite Photosite
500 nm 500 nm Green Channel Green Channel
Photosite
500 nm Photosite 565 nm to Photosite 565 nm to Green Channel
565 nm to 500 nm 565 nm to 500 nm Green Channel Photosite
Cyan Channel Cyan Channel 565 nm to 500 nm
Photosite Photosite Cyan Channel
Cyan Channel Cyan Channel 500 nm
500 nm to 500 nm to Cyan Channel Cyan Channel Photosite
Photosite Photosite
485 nm 485 nm Photosite Photosite 500 nm to
500 nm to 500 nm to Cyan Channel
500 nm to 500 nm to 485 nm
485 nm 485 nm Photosite Cyan Channel Cyan Channel
500 nm to 485 nm 485 nm
Cyan Channel Photosite Cyan Channel Photosite
485 nm 500 nm to 500 nm to Cyan Channel
Photosite Photosite
500 nm to 485 nm 500 nm to 485 nm Cyan Channel Photosite
Blue Channel 500 nm to 485 nm
Blue Channel
Blue Channel Photosite Photosite 485 nm Blue Channel
Photosite 485 nm to Photosite 485 nm to Blue Channel Blue Channel
485 nm to 485 nm to Blue Channel
485 nm to 485 nm to 450 nm
450 nm 450 nm Photosite Blue Channel Blue Channel
485 nm to 450 nm 450 nm
Blue Channel Photosite Blue Channel Photosite
450 nm 485 nm to 485 nm to Blue Channel
Photosite Photosite
700 nm to
485 nm to
700 nm to
485 nm to Blue Channel
450 nm 485 nm to
700 nm to
450 nm Photosite
Violet Channel Violet Channel 450 nm
700 nm to
485 nm to
Photosite Photosite Violet Channel
Violet Channel 450 nm to Violet Channel 450 nm to 450 nm Photosite
Photosite 380 nm Photosite 380 nm
Violet Channel Violet Channel 450 nm to
700 nm to
450 nm to Photosite
700 nm to
450 nm to Photosite 380 nm
380 nm Violet Channel 450 nm to
380 nm 450 nm to
Photosite 380 nm Violet Channel Violet Channel 380 nm
700 nm to
450 nm to
Photosite Photosite
380 nm Violet Channel Violet Channel
450 nm to 450 nm to
Violet Channel
485 nm to 485 nm to
Near-UV Near-UV 380 nm
485 nm to
Photosite 380 nm
Channel Channel Near-UV
Near-UV 450 nm to
485 nm to
Photosite Near-UV Photosite Channel
Channel 400 nm to Channel Near-UV 380 nm Near-UV
400 nm to Photosite
Photosite 300 nm Photosite 300 nm Channel Channel 400 nm to
400 nm to 400 nm to Near-UV Photosite Photosite
485 nm to
300 nm
485 nm to
300 nm 300 nm Channel 400 nm to 400 nm to
Photosite Near-UV Near-UV
300 nm Channel 300 nm
400 nm to Channel
Near-UV
485 nm to
300 nm Photosite Near-UV Photosite
Channel 400 nm to Channel 400 nm to Near-UV
Photosite 300 nm Photosite 300 nm Channel
Mid-UV Mid-UV 400 nm to 400 nm to Near-UV Photosite
Channel Channel 300 nm Channel Mid-UV
300 nm 400 nm to
Mid-UV Photosite Mid-UV Photosite Photosite Channel
300 nm
Channel 300 nm to Channel 300 nm to Mid-UV 400 nm to Mid-UV Photosite
300 nm
300 nm to 300 nm to Mid-UV Photosite Photosite 200 nm
Photosite 200 nm Mid-UV Mid-UV 200 nm
300 nm to Channel Channel
200 nm Mid-UV Photosite Mid-UV Photosite
Channel 300 nm to Channel 300 nm to Mid-UV
Far-UV Far-UV Photosite 200 nm Photosite 200 nm Channel
Channel Channel 300 nm to 300 nm to Mid-UV Photosite Far-UV
Far-UV Photosite Far-UV Photosite 200 nm 200 nm Channel 300 nm to Channel
Channel 200 nm to Channel 200 nm to Far-UV Photosite 200 nm Far-UV Photosite
Photosite 122 nm Photosite 122 nm Channel 300 nm to Channel 200 nm to
200 nm to 200 nm to Far-UV Photosite 200 nm Photosite 122 nm
Photosite 122 nm Far-UV Far-UV 122 nm
122 nm Far-UV Photosite Far-UV Photosite
E-UV to
X-RAY
Channel
E-UV to
X-RAY Channel 200 nm to Channel 200 nm to Far-UV
Channel
Photosite
below
122 nm
Photosite
below
122 nm
Photosite 122 nm Photosite 122 nm Channel E-UV to
X-RAY
E-UV to
X-RAY
Channel
E-UV to
X-RAY 200 nm to 200 nm to Far-UV Photosite
Channel
Photosite
below
Channel
Photosite
below
122 nm
Photosite
below
122 nm
E-UV to
X-RAY
Channel
122 nm 122 nm Channel 200 nm to E-UV to
X-RAY
122 nm
Photosite
Photosite 122 nm
Channel
below Photosite
122 nm below
200 nm to
122 nm
E-UV to
625 nm 625 nm
X-RAY
Channel
Photosite
below
122 nm
122 nm
625 nm
E-UV to E-UV to
X-RAY X-RAY
Channel Channel
Photosite Photosite
below
625 nm
below
122 nm 122 nm
E-UV to E-UV to
X-RAY X-RAY
Channel Channel
Photosite Photosite E-UV to
below below X-RAY
122 nm 122 nm Channel
Photosite
below
122 nm
E-UV to
625 nm 625 nm
X-RAY
Channel
Photosite
below
122 nm
450 nm 450 nm 450 nm 450 nm 450 nm 450 nm 625 nm 450 nm

Bottom Side Bottom Side Bottom Side Bottom Side
Di erential Di erential Bottom Side Bottom Side Bottom Side Di erential
Di erential Di erential Di erential
Coordinate Coordinate Coordinate Di erential Coordinate
Focus-specific Focus-specific Focus-specific
Photosites Photosites Photosites Focus-specific Photosites
Mid-Infrared Upper Side Mid-Infrared Mid-Infrared Upper Side Mid-Infrared Upper Side Mid-Infrared Upper Side Mid-Infrared
Channel (IR-B) Di erential Channel (IR-B) Channel (IR-B) Di erential Channel (IR-B)
Mid-Infrared Upper Side Mid-Infrared Mid-Infrared Upper Side Mid-Infrared Upper Side Di erential
Channel (IR-B) Di erential Channel (IR-B) Di erential Di erential Mid-Infrared Mid-Infrared Channel (IR-B) Channel (IR-B)
Photosite Coordinate Photosite Photosite Coordinate Photosite Channel (IR-B) Channel (IR-B) Channel (IR-B) Channel (IR-B) Channel (IR-B) Di erential Channel (IR-B) Photosite Coordinate Photosite
3000 nm to 3000 nm to 3000 nm to 3000 nm to Photosite Coordinate Photosite Photosite Coordinate Photosite 3000 nm to 3000 nm to
1400 nm
Photosite Coordinate Photosite Focus-specific
1400 nm 1400 nm 1400 nm 1400 nm Focus-specific Focus-specific 3000 nm to 3000 nm to 1400 nm 1400 nm
Photosites Photosites Photosites 1400 nm 1400 nm 1400 nm 1400 nm Focus-specific Photosites
Photosites Photosites 1400 nm 1400 nm
Photosites
Near-Infrared Near-Infrared Near-Infrared Near-Infrared Near-Infrared Near-Infrared
Photosite Photosite Photosite Photosite Channel (IR-A) Channel (IR-A) Near-Infrared Near-Infrared Near-Infrared Near-Infrared
Near-Infrared Near-Infrared Photosite Photosite
1400 nm to 1400 nm to 1400 nm to 1400 nm to Photosite Photosite Channel (IR-A) Channel (IR-A) Channel (IR-A) Channel (IR-A)
Channel (IR-A) Channel (IR-A) 1400 nm to 1400 nm to
700 nm 700 nm 700 nm 700 nm 1400 nm to 1400 nm to Photosite Photosite Photosite Photosite
700 nm 700 nm 1400 nm to 1400 nm to 1400 nm to 1400 nm to
700 nm 700 nm
Channel Photosite Channel Photosite Channel Photosite Channel Photosite Luminance-Only Luminance-Only
700 nm to 380 nm 700 nm to 380 nm 700 nm to 380 nm 700 nm to 380 nm Luminance-Only Luminance-Only Channel Photosite Channel Photosite
Channel Photosite Channel Photosite 700 nm to 380 nm 700 nm to 380 nm
700 nm to 380 nm 700 nm to 380 nm Luminance-Only Luminance-Only Luminance-Only Luminance-Only
Far-Infrared Far-Infrared
700 nm to 380 nm 700 nm to 380 nm Luminance-Only Luminance-Only
Far-Infrared
700 nm to 380 nm 700 nm to 380 nm


700 nm to 380 nm 700 nm to 380 nm
Green Channel Far-Infrared Far-Infrared


Far-Infrared
Photosite Photosite Photosite Photosite Red Channel Red Channel Photosite Photosite
Green Channel
625 nm 625 nm 700 nm to 700 nm to
625 nm 625 nm 700 nm to 700 nm to Red Channel Red Channel Red Channel Red Channel 625 nm 625 nm
625 nm 625 nm Photosite Photosite Photosite Photosite Red Channel Red Channel
625 nm 625 nm
Photosite Photosite Photosite Photosite Orange Channel Orange Channel
625 nm to 625 nm to 625 nm to 625 nm to Orange Channel Orange Channel Photosite Photosite
625 nm to 625 nm to Orange Channel Orange Channel 590 nm 590 nm
625 nm to 625 nm to
590 nm 590 nm
Photosite Photosite Photosite Photosite Yellow Channel Yellow Channel

590 nm to 590 nm to 590 nm to 590 nm to Yellow Channel Yellow Channel Photosite Photosite
Channel (IR-C)
Channel (IR-C)
590 nm to 590 nm to Yellow Channel Yellow Channel 565 nm 565 nm
565 nm 565 nm
Photosite
Photosite Photosite
Photosite
Photosite Photosite

Photosite
Photosite
Channel (IR-C)
590 nm to 590 nm to
565 nm 565 nm
Photosite Photosite
Photosite Photosite Photosite Photosite Green Channel Green Channel
Photosite
565 nm to 565 nm to 565 nm to 565 nm to Green Channel Green Channel Photosite Photosite
565 nm to 565 nm to Green Channel Green Channel 500 nm 500 nm
565 nm to 565 nm to
Cyan Channel Cyan Channel Cyan Channel Cyan Channel 500 nm 500 nm
Photosite Photosite Photosite Photosite Cyan Channel Cyan Channel
500 nm to 500 nm to 500 nm to 500 nm to Cyan Channel Cyan Channel Photosite Photosite
500 nm to 500 nm to 485 nm 485 nm
485 nm 485 nm
500 nm to 500 nm to
Blue Channel Blue Channel 485 nm 485 nm
Photosite Photosite Photosite Photosite Blue Channel Blue Channel
Photosite Photosite
485 nm to 485 nm to 485 nm to 485 nm to Blue Channel Blue Channel Photosite Photosite
Photosite
Photosite
485 nm to 485 nm to 450 nm 450 nm
450 nm 450 nm
Photosite Photosite

485 nm to 485 nm to
565 nm to
Violet Channel Violet Channel Violet Channel Violet Channel 450 nm 450 nm
565 nm to
Photosite Photosite Photosite Photosite Violet Channel Violet Channel
380 nm 380 nm 450 nm to 450 nm to
Photosite Photosite
565 nm to 565 nm to
380 nm 380 nm
450 nm to 450 nm to
380 nm 380 nm Violet Channel Violet Channel Violet Channel Violet Channel
565 nm to
380 nm 380 nm
Photosite Photosite
Near-UV Near-UV Near-UV Near-UV 450 nm to 450 nm to
Channel Channel Channel Channel 380 nm 380 nm Near-UV Near-UV
400 nm to 400 nm to 400 nm to 400 nm to Near-UV Near-UV Photosite Photosite
400 nm to 400 nm to Near-UV Near-UV Near-UV Near-UV
300 nm 300 nm Channel Channel Channel Channel
Mid-UV Mid-UV Mid-UV Mid-UV Photosite Photosite
Channel Channel Channel Channel 400 nm to 400 nm to Mid-UV Mid-UV
300 nm 300 nm
300 nm to 300 nm to 300 nm to 300 nm to Mid-UV Mid-UV Photosite Photosite
300 nm to 300 nm to
200 nm 200 nm Mid-UV Mid-UV Mid-UV Mid-UV
Photosite Photosite
19,000 nm
Photosite Photosite
19,000 nm
19,000 nm
Far-UV Far-UV Far-UV Far-UV 200 nm 200 nm 200 nm 200 nm Channel Channel
Channel Channel Channel Channel Photosite Photosite Far-UV Far-UV
19,000 nm
Photosite Photosite Photosite Photosite 300 nm to 300 nm to Channel Channel
200 nm to 200 nm to 200 nm to 200 nm to Far-UV Far-UV 200 nm 200 nm Photosite Photosite
19,000 nm 19,000 nm
200 nm to 200 nm to
122 nm 122 nm Far-UV Far-UV Far-UV Far-UV
19,000 nm
E-UV to
X-RAY
Channel
E-UV to
X-RAY
Channel
E-UV to
X-RAY
E-UV to
X-RAY 200 nm to 200 nm to 200 nm to 200 nm to Far-UV Far-UV
Channel Channel
Photosite Photosite
below
122 nm
below
122 nm
Photosite
below
122 nm
Photosite
below
122 nm
122 nm 122 nm 122 nm 122 nm Channel Channel E-UV to
X-RAY
E-UV to
X-RAY
Photosite Photosite
Channel Channel
Photosite Photosite
below below
500 nm 500 nm
200 nm to 200 nm to
122 nm 122 nm
E-UV to E-UV to
X-RAY X-RAY
Channel Channel
Photosite Photosite
122 nm 122 nm
500 nm
below below
122 nm 122 nm
500 nm
122 nm 122 nm 122 nm 122 nm
500 nm 500 nm
E-UV to E-UV to
X-RAY X-RAY
Channel Channel
Photosite Photosite
below below
122 nm 122 nm
to 3000 nm to 3000 nm 500 nm to 3000 nm

to 3000 nm to 3000 nm to 3000 nm to 3000 nm
Upper Y-Axis Upper Y-Axis Upper Y-Axis Upper Y-Axis
Rotational Rotational Upper Y-Axis Upper Y-Axis Upper Y-Axis Rotational
Rotational
Di erential Di erential Rotational Rotational Rotational Di erential
Di erential
Coordinate Coordinate Di erential Di erential Di erential Coordinate
Coordinate
Right Side Right Side Focus-specific
Photosites Photosites Photosites Right Side Focus-specific Focus-specific Focus-specific Photosites Right Side
Left X-Axis Right X-Axis Di erential Left X-Axis Right X-Axis Di erential Left X-Axis Photosites Right Side Photosites Right Side Right Side Left X-Axis Di erential
Rotational Rotational Right X-Axis Di erential Left X-Axis Di erential Left X-Axis Di erential
Photosites
Rotational
Right X-Axis
Di erential
Rotational Coordinate Rotational Rotational Coordinate Rotational
Right X-Axis
Rotational
Right X-Axis Left X-Axis Right X-Axis Di erential Rotational Coordinate
Di erential Di erential Di erential Rotational Coordinate Rotational Coordinate Rotational Di erential
Coordinate Focus-specific Coordinate Focus-specific Di erential Focus-specific Di erential Di erential Di erential Di erential
Rotational Coordinate Coordinate
Coordinate Coordinate Coordinate Focus-specific Di erential Focus-specific Di erential Coordinate
Focus-specific Photosites Focus-specific Photosites Coordinate Coordinate Coordinate Focus-specific Focus-specific Photosites
Photosites
Focus-specific Focus-specific Focus-specific Focus-specific Photosites Focus-specific
Coordinate
Coordinate
Photosites
Coordinate Coordinate Focus-specific
Photosites Focus-specific Focus-specific Focus-specific Photosites Photosites
Left Side Photosites Photosites Photosites Photosites Focus-specific Left Side Photosites
Di erential Lower Y-Axis Di erential Lower Y-Axis Lower Y-Axis Left Side Photosites Left Side Photosites
Left Side Photosites Photosites Di erential Lower Y-Axis
Rotational Rotational Di erential Di erential Lower Y-Axis Di erential Lower Y-Axis Lower Y-Axis Rotational
Coordinate Coordinate Rotational Di erential Coordinate
Di erential Di erential Coordinate Di erential Coordinate
Rotational
Coordinate
Di erential Di erential Coordinate Di erential Focus-specific Coordinate
Photosites Focus-specific Photosites Focus-specific Focus-specific Coordinate Focus-specific Coordinate Focus-specific Coordinate Photosites Focus-specific
Photosites Photosites
Photosites Photosites Focus-specific Photosites
Mid-Infrared Mid-Infrared Mid-Infrared Mid-Infrared Mid-Infrared Mid-Infrared Mid-Infrared
Channel (IR-B) Channel (IR-B) Mid-Infrared Mid-Infrared Mid-Infrared
Channel (IR-B) Channel (IR-B) Channel (IR-B) Mid-Infrared Mid-Infrared Mid-Infrared Mid-Infrared Channel (IR-B) Channel (IR-B)
Photosite Photosite Channel (IR-B) Channel (IR-B) Channel (IR-B)
Photosite Photosite Photosite Channel (IR-B) Channel (IR-B) Channel (IR-B) Channel (IR-B) Photosite Photosite
3000 nm to 3000 nm to Photosite Photosite Photosite
3000 nm to 3000 nm to 3000 nm to Photosite Photosite Photosite Photosite 3000 nm to 3000 nm to
1400 nm 1400 nm 3000 nm to 3000 nm to 3000 nm to
1400 nm 1400 nm 1400 nm 3000 nm to 3000 nm to 3000 nm to 3000 nm to 1400 nm 1400 nm
1400 nm 1400 nm 1400 nm
1400 nm 1400 nm 1400 nm 1400 nm
Near-Infrared Near-Infrared Near-Infrared

Channel (IR-A) Channel (IR-A) Near-Infrared Channel (IR-A)
Channel (IR-A) Channel (IR-A) Channel (IR-A) Near-Infrared Near-Infrared Channel (IR-A)
Photosite Photosite Channel (IR-A) Near-Infrared Photosite
Photosite Photosite Photosite Channel (IR-A) Near-Infrared Near-Infrared
1400 nm to 1400 nm to Channel (IR-A) Near-Infrared Photosite
1400 nm to
1400 nm to 1400 nm to Photosite Channel (IR-A) Channel (IR-A) Channel (IR-A)
700 nm 700 nm 1400 nm to Photosite Photosite Channel (IR-A) 1400 nm to
700 nm 700 nm 1400 nm to Photosite Photosite Photosite 700 nm
700 nm 1400 nm to 1400 nm to Photosite 700 nm
700 nm 1400 nm to 1400 nm to 1400 nm to
700 nm 700 nm 1400 nm to
700 nm 700 nm 700 nm
700 nm
Luminance-Only Channel Photosite Luminance-Only
Channel Photosite 700 nm to 380 nm Luminance-Only Luminance-Only Channel Photosite
Red Channel
Red Channel
700 nm to 380 nm 700 nm to 380 nm Channel Photosite 700 nm to 380 nm
Red Channel
Channel Photosite 700 nm to 380 nm Luminance-Only Luminance-Only 700 nm to 380 nm
Red Channel
700 nm to 380 nm Luminance-Only Channel Photosite Luminance-Only Channel Photosite
Channel Photosite 700 nm to 380 nm 700 nm to 380 nm Luminance-Only
Channel Photosite
Blue Channel Blue Channel Red Channel

Red Channel
700 nm to 380 nm 700 nm to 380 nm
Blue Channel
Blue Channel Red Channel

700 nm to 380 nm

Red Channel Photosite Red Channel Red Channel
Photosite Red Channel Red Channel Photosite
Blue Channel
Photosite 700 nm to Photosite 700 nm to Red Channel Photosite Photosite 700 nm to
700 nm to 625 nm 700 nm to 625 nm Photosite Red Channel Red Channel
700 nm to 700 nm to 625 nm
625 nm 625 nm 700 nm to Red Channel Photosite Red Channel Photosite
625 nm Red Channel 625 nm
625 nm Photosite 700 nm to Photosite 700 nm to Red Channel Photosite
700 nm to 625 nm 700 nm to 625 nm Photosite 700 nm to
625 nm 625 nm 700 nm to 625 nm
Orange Channel Orange Channel 625 nm
Photosite Photosite Orange Channel
625 nm to 625 nm to Orange Channel Orange Channel Photosite
Photosite Photosite
590 nm 590 nm Orange Channel Photosite Photosite 625 nm to
625 nm to 625 nm to
590 nm 590 nm Orange Channel Orange Channel
590 nm Photosite 625 nm to Photosite 625 nm to Orange Channel
625 nm to 590 nm 625 nm to 590 nm Orange Channel Photosite
625 nm to 590 nm
Yellow Channel Yellow Channel 590 nm
Photosite Photosite Yellow Channel
590 nm to 590 nm to Yellow Channel Yellow Channel Photosite
Photosite Photosite
565 nm 565 nm Yellow Channel Photosite Photosite 590 nm to
590 nm to
Photosite
590 nm to
Photosite
590 nm to 590 nm to 565 nm
Photosite
565 nm 565 nm Photosite Yellow Channel Yellow Channel
590 nm to 565 nm 565 nm
Photosite
Yellow Channel Photosite Yellow Channel Photosite
565 nm Photosite 590 nm to Photosite 590 nm to Yellow Channel
590 nm to 565 nm 565 nm Yellow Channel Photosite
Photosite
590 nm to
Photosite
590 nm to 565 nm

Green Channel Green Channel 565 nm
Photosite
Photosite Photosite Green Channel
Photosite
565 nm to 565 nm to Green Channel Green Channel Photosite
Photosite Photosite
500 nm 500 nm Green Channel Photosite Photosite 565 nm to
565 nm to 565 nm to
Photosite Photosite
500 nm 500 nm Green Channel Green Channel
Photosite
500 nm Photosite 565 nm to Photosite 565 nm to Green Channel
565 nm to 500 nm 565 nm to 500 nm Green Channel Photosite
Cyan Channel Cyan Channel 565 nm to 500 nm
Photosite Photosite Cyan Channel
Cyan Channel Cyan Channel 500 nm
500 nm to 500 nm to Cyan Channel Cyan Channel Photosite
Photosite Photosite
500 nm to 500 nm to Cyan Channel
500 nm to 500 nm to 485 nm
485 nm 485 nm Photosite Cyan Channel Cyan Channel
500 nm to 485 nm 485 nm
485 nm 500 nm to 500 nm to Cyan Channel
Photosite Photosite
500 nm to 485 nm 500 nm to 485 nm Cyan Channel Photosite
Blue Channel 500 nm to 485 nm
Blue Channel
Blue Channel Photosite Photosite 485 nm Blue Channel
Photosite 485 nm to Photosite 485 nm to Blue Channel Blue Channel
485 nm to 485 nm to Blue Channel
485 nm to 485 nm to 450 nm
450 nm 450 nm Photosite Blue Channel Blue Channel
485 nm to 450 nm 450 nm
450 nm 485 nm to 485 nm to Blue Channel
Photosite Photosite
700 nm to
485 nm to
700 nm to
485 nm to Blue Channel
485 nm to
700 nm to
Violet Channel Violet Channel 450 nm
700 nm to
485 nm to
Photosite Photosite Violet Channel
Violet Channel 450 nm to Violet Channel 450 nm to 450 nm Photosite
Violet Channel Violet Channel 450 nm to
450 nm to Photosite
700 nm to 700 nm to
450 nm to Photosite 380 nm
380 nm 450 nm to
Photosite 380 nm Violet Channel Violet Channel 380 nm
700 nm to
450 nm to
Photosite Photosite
380 nm Violet Channel Violet Channel
450 nm to 450 nm to
Violet Channel
485 nm to 485 nm to
Near-UV Near-UV 380 nm
485 nm to
Photosite 380 nm
Channel Channel Near-UV
Near-UV 450 nm to
485 nm to
Photosite Near-UV Photosite Channel
Channel 400 nm to Channel Near-UV 380 nm Near-UV
400 nm to Photosite
400 nm to 400 nm to Near-UV Photosite Photosite
485 nm to
300 nm
485 nm to
Photosite Near-UV Near-UV
300 nm Channel 300 nm
400 nm to Channel
Near-UV
485 nm to
300 nm Photosite Near-UV Photosite
Channel 400 nm to Channel 400 nm to Near-UV
Photosite 300 nm Photosite 300 nm Channel
Mid-UV Mid-UV 400 nm to 400 nm to Near-UV Photosite
Channel Channel 300 nm Channel
300 nm 400 nm to Mid-UV
Mid-UV Photosite Mid-UV Photosite Photosite 300 nm Channel
Channel 300 nm to Channel 300 nm to Mid-UV 400 nm to Mid-UV Photosite
Photosite 200 nm Photosite 200 nm Channel 300 nm Channel 300 nm to
300 nm to 300 nm to Mid-UV Photosite Photosite 200 nm
Photosite 200 nm Mid-UV Mid-UV 200 nm
200 nm Mid-UV Photosite Mid-UV Photosite
Channel 300 nm to Channel 300 nm to Mid-UV
Far-UV Far-UV Photosite 200 nm Photosite 200 nm Channel
Channel Channel 300 nm to 300 nm to Mid-UV Photosite Far-UV
Far-UV Photosite Far-UV Photosite 200 nm 200 nm Channel 300 nm to Channel
Channel 200 nm to Channel 200 nm to Far-UV Photosite 200 nm Far-UV Photosite
Photosite 122 nm Photosite 122 nm Channel 300 nm to Channel 200 nm to
200 nm to 200 nm to Far-UV Photosite 200 nm Photosite 122 nm
Photosite 122 nm Far-UV Far-UV 122 nm
122 nm Far-UV Photosite Far-UV Photosite
E-UV to
X-RAY
Channel
E-UV to
X-RAY Channel 200 nm to Channel 200 nm to Far-UV
Channel
Photosite
below
122 nm
Photosite
below
122 nm
Photosite 122 nm Photosite 122 nm Channel E-UV to
X-RAY
E-UV to
X-RAY
Channel
E-UV to
X-RAY
200 nm to 200 nm to Far-UV Photosite
Channel
Photosite
below
Channel
Photosite
below
122 nm
Photosite
below
122 nm
E-UV to
X-RAY 122 nm 122 nm Channel 200 nm to E-UV to
X-RAY
122 nm
Channel
Photosite
Photosite 122 nm
Channel
Photosite
below
below
122 nm
200 nm to
122 nm
E-UV to
625 nm 625 nm
X-RAY
Channel
Photosite
below
122 nm
122 nm
625 nm
E-UV to E-UV to
X-RAY X-RAY
Channel Channel
Photosite Photosite
below
625 nm
below
122 nm 122 nm
E-UV to E-UV to
X-RAY X-RAY
Channel Channel
Photosite Photosite E-UV to
below below X-RAY
122 nm 122 nm Channel
Photosite
below
122 nm
E-UV to
625 nm 625 nm
X-RAY
Channel
Photosite
below
122 nm
450 nm 450 nm 450 nm 450 nm 450 nm 450 nm 625 nm 450 nm

Bottom Side Bottom Side Bottom Side Bottom Side
Di erential Di erential Bottom Side Bottom Side Bottom Side Di erential
Coordinate Coordinate Coordinate Di erential Coordinate
Photosites Photosites Photosites Focus-specific Photosites
Mid-Infrared Upper Side Mid-Infrared Mid-Infrared Upper Side Mid-Infrared Upper Side
Channel (IR-B) Di erential Channel (IR-B) Channel (IR-B) Di erential Channel (IR-B) Channel (IR-B) Di erential Channel (IR-B)
Photosite Coordinate Photosite Photosite Coordinate Photosite Photosite
3000 nm to 3000 nm to 3000 nm to 3000 nm to Coordinate Photosite
1400 nm
1400 nm 1400 nm 1400 nm 1400

Photosite Photosite Photosite Photosite Channel (IR-A) Channel (IR-A)
700 nm 700 nm

700 nm to 380 nm 700 nm to 380 nm 700 nm to 380 nm 700 nm to 380 nm Luminance-Only Luminance-Only
700 nm to 380 nm 700 nm to 380 nm
Far-Infrared Green Channel Far-Infrared Green Channel Far-Infrared Green Channel

Photosite Photosite Photosite Photosite Red Channel Red Channel
625 nm 625 nm

625 nm to 625 nm to
590 nm 590 nm


590 nm to 590 nm to 590 nm to 590 nm to Yellow Channel Yellow Channel
Channel (IR-C)
590 nm to 590 nm to
565 nm 565 nm

565 nm to 565 nm to
500 nm 500 nm

500 nm to 500 nm to
485 nm 485 nm

Photosite Photosite
Photosite
485 nm to 485 nm to
450 nm 450 nm
565 nm to 565 nm to
Violet Channel Violet Channel Violet Channel Violet Channel
565 nm to
380 nm 380 nm
Photosite Photosite
450 nm to 450 nm to
380 nm 380 nm
Near-UV Near-UV Near-UV Near-UV

Photosite Photosite
400 nm to 400 nm to
300 nm 300 nm
Mid-UV Mid-UV Mid-UV Mid-UV

Photosite Photosite
300 nm to 300 nm to
200 nm 200 nm
19,000 nm 19,000 nm
Far-UV Far-UV Far-UV Far-UV
19,000 nm
200 nm to 200 nm to 200 nm to 200 nm to Far-UV Far-UV
Photosite Photosite
200 nm to 200 nm to
122 nm 122 nm

122 nm 122 nm 122 nm 122 nm
500 nm 500 nm
E-UV to E-UV to
X-RAY X-RAY
Channel Channel
Photosite Photosite
below below
122 nm 122 nm
500 nm
to 3000 nm to 3000 nm to 3000 nm
Upper Y-Axis Upper Y-Axis Upper Y-Axis
Rotational Rotational Rotational
Coordinate Coordinate Coordinate
Photosites Right Side Photosites Right Side Right Side
Left X-Axis Left X-Axis Photosites
Right X-Axis Di erential Right X-Axis Di erential Left X-Axis Di erential
Rotational Rotational Right X-Axis
Di erential
Rotational Coordinate Rotational Rotational Coordinate
Di erential Focus-specific Di erential Focus-specific Di erential Di erential
Coordinate Coordinate Coordinate Coordinate Coordinate Focus-specific
Focus-specific Photosites Focus-specific Photosites Coordinate
Photosites
Focus-specific Focus-specific Focus-specific Focus-specific Photosites
Photosites
Left Side Photosites Photosites
Di erential Lower Y-Axis Di erential Lower Y-Axis Lower Y-Axis
Coordinate Coordinate Rotational
Di erential Di erential Coordinate Di erential
Mid-Infrared Mid-Infrared Mid-Infrared Mid-Infrared
Channel (IR-B) Channel (IR-B) Channel (IR-B) Channel (IR-B)
1400 nm 1400 nm 1400 nm 1400 nm
Photosite Photosite
Photosite Photosite
1400 nm to 1400 nm to
1400 nm to 1400 nm to
700 nm 700 nm
700 nm 700 nm
Luminance-Only Channel Photosite Luminance-Only Channel Photosite
Channel Photosite 700 nm to 380 nm Channel Photosite 700 nm to 380 nm

700 nm to 380 nm 700 nm to 380 nm
Blue Channel Blue Channel Blue Channel Red Channel

Red Channel Photosite Red Channel Photosite
Photosite 700 nm to Photosite 700 nm to
700 nm to 625 nm 700 nm to 625 nm
625 nm 625 nm

Orange Channel Photosite Orange Channel Photosite
625 nm to 590 nm 625 nm to 590 nm
590 nm 590 nm

Yellow Channel Photosite Yellow Channel Photosite
590 nm to 565 nm 565 nm
Photosite
590 nm to
Photosite
565 nm 565 nm

Green Channel Photosite Green Channel Photosite
Photosite
565 nm to 500 nm 565 nm to 500 nm
500 nm 500 nm
Cyan Channel Cyan Channel

500 nm to 485 nm 500 nm to 485 nm
485 nm 485 nm

485 nm to 450 nm 485 nm to 450 nm
450 nm 450 nm
700 nm to 700 nm to
Violet Channel Violet Channel
700 nm to
Photosite Photosite
Violet Channel 450 nm to Violet Channel 450 nm to
450 nm to 450 nm to
380 nm 380 nm
485 nm to 485 nm to
Near-UV Near-UV
m
Channel Channel
Near-UV
485 nm to
Photosite Near-UV Photosite
Channel 400 nm to Channel 400 nm to
400 nm to 400 nm to
m m
300 nm 300 nm
m
Mid-UV Mid-UV
Channel Channel
Mid-UV Photosite Mid-UV Photosite
300 nm to 300 nm to
200 nm 200 nm
Far-UV Far-UV
Channel Channel
Far-UV Photosite Far-UV Photosite
200 nm to 200 nm to
122 nm 122 nm
E-UV to E-UV to
X-RAY X-RAY
Channel Channel
Photosite Photosite
below below
122 nm 122 nm
E-UV to E-UV to
X-RAY X-RAY
Channel Channel
Photosite Photosite
below below
122 nm 122 nm
450 nm 625 nm 450 nm 625 nm 625 nm m

450 nm m m m
Bottom Side Bottom Side Bottom Side
Coordinate Coordinate Coordinate
m m m m m m m
m m m m m m m
An image sensor contains groups of individual photosites that are grouped together to form a single pixel that outputs
a multi-channel pixel type record containing multiple colour and alpha/custom data channels, each at 32-bits per channel
RAW format that is then downsampled to 16-bits, 14-bits, 12-bits, 10-bits or 8-bits per channel for further external processing
in software or in hardware.
Common sensor aspect ratios are 1.89:1 (Super-35 Cinema), HDTV/UHDTV 16:9 at 2K, 4K, 8K and 16K resolutions,
1:1 Square, Superwide 2:1, 2.35:1, 3:1, 4:1 and 5:1 and also all the previous aspect ratios rotated in a vertical orientation
for specialty and custom imaging purposes.
Common image sensor pixel resolutions are SDTV 720 by 480 and 640 by 480, Half-HDTV 960 by 540,
Small Format HDTV 1280 by 720, True HDTV 1920 by 1080, DCI 2K 2048 by 1080, DCI 4K 4096 by 2160,
DCI 8K 8192 by 4320, DCI 16K 16384 by 8640, Square half-1K, 1K, 2K, 4K, 8K, 16K pixels, Still Photo 4:3
or 3:2 at 12, 15, 20, 24, 30, 45, 50, 75, 90, 100, 120, 150, 200, 400 and more megapixels.
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Description of stacked image sensor with embedded microchannel cooling tube structures created as
a gas-exchange or thermal fluid-exchange cooling system at pressure. The embedded DSP/CPU/GPU
image processing system is also stacked and cooled using the microchannel-based cooling tube system.
Image Sensor containing groups of photosites High bandwidth bi-directional data communications
organized as pixels which are cooled via underlying between the image sensor, the CPU/DSP/GPU and
gas or thermal fluid microchannel tube structure the external ports and/or the in-camera-body recording
which can be multi-level and of any cooling channel hardware or the external still image/video recording system.
distribution and configuration. Captured photosite
data values are sent to the embedded CPU/DSP/GPU
layers for further processing via high-speed data transfer pathways.
Cooling gas or cooling thermal fluid outputs

which need to be reduced in temperature to
the external camera body or sent out to
cooling fins or other heat exchange system.
Cooling gas or cooling thermal fluid inputs

which come from external camera body
cooling fins or other heat exchange system.
The coolant gas or thermal fluid will suck heat
out of the image sensor and DSP/CPU/GPU
processing layers via microchannel tubes.
Embedded DSP (Digital Signal Processor) layer and/or

CPU (Central Processing Unit) / GPU (Graphics Processing Unit)
layer which does further pixel processing, filtering, layering and
image conversion and compression tasks.
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What is the Scandium Notch-Filtered Multi-Spectral Image Sensor?

1) Scandium Multi-Spectral Image Sensor is a generic trade name for a new type of image sensor that aims for
maximum colour reproduction fidelity and maximum thermal noise and electrical noise suppression. Scandium is a
silvery metal with an atomic number of 21 and is used in area-specific illumination lamps to make a very pleasing
form of lighting that closely resembles bright sunlight which is but one subject area of interest when capturing the
full faithfulness and accuracy of the real-world’s luminance and chrominance.
2) The Scandium Multi-Spectral Image Sensor is a wavelength-specific and amplitude-specific deep-well photosite
image sensor that contains photosites that use a circular design configuration for their sensor wells (i.e. NOT only
Square Photosites but also CIRCULAR in configuration!) to exclude other wavelengths and accept incoming
photon amplitudes of a consistent strength so as to allow for computational photography principles to be applied to
the captured/recorded colour channel values for maximum noise reduction and maximum colour fidelity.
3) This image sensor technology is deep well-based with more than 90% Fill Factor that has a colour band-specific
microlens covering each deep photosite well which is also 2.5x up to 10x the wavelength deep to ensure a proper
confinement of the incoming photon stream so that the photo-sensitive substrates can be electron-saturated to
maximum levels before readout.
4) Each microlens that covers an individual photosite has a colour band-specific thin-film nano-scale coating
applied on the top of the microlens or on the bottom that excludes EM bands outside of the pre-defined colour
sensing range. This means for colours such as Green, we exclude all wavefroms outside of 565 nanometres to
500 nanometres from entering the photosensitive well site.
5) Being a multi-spectral image sensor, there are colour band-specific photosites which are individually sensitive to
the following pre-defined EM (Electromagnetic Spectrum) colour bands:
a) Wide-Band Red Channel (700 nm to 625 nm)

b) Wide-Band Green Channel (565 nm to 500 nm)
c) Wide-Band Blue Channel (485 nm to 450 nm)
d) Far-Infrared IR-C (19,000 nm to 3000 nm)
e) Mid-Infrared IR-B (3000 nm to 1400 nm)
f) Near-Infrared IR-A (1400 nm to 700 nm)
g) Unfiltered Luminance Only (700 nm to 380 nm)
h) Red Channel Only (700 nm to 625 nm)
i) Orange Channel Only (625 nm to 590 nm)
j) Yellow Channel Only (590 nm to 565 nm)
k) Green Channel Only (565 nm to 500 nm)
l) Cyan Channel Only (500 nm to 485 nm)
j) Blue Channel Only (485 nm to 450 nm)
l) Violet Channel Only 450 nm to 380 nm)
n) Near-UV (400 nm to 300 nm)
o) Mid-UV (300 nm to 200 nm)
p) Far-UV (200 nm to 122 nm)
q) Extreme-UV to X-RAY bands (below 122 nm)
Each EM band channel is processed via a digital signal processor at 32 bits RAW initially and then Nyquist-
sampled down to 16 bits for secondary processing in uncompressed multi-channel mode.
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The original RAW 32-bits per channel signal values are available for specialized applications but for general pixel
computation, it is suggested to use the 16-bits per channel uncompressed output values.
6) All colour channel data from the DSP circuitry is entered into a record type at 32-bits RAW or 16-bits processed
per channel for direct output to the post-processor software and hardware which can then downsample each colour
channel to 8-bits, 10-bits, 12-bits or 14-bits per channel or keep at the full 32-bits unprocessed/RAW values or a
Nyquist-sampled 16-bits per channel uncompressed value.
7) Individual colour channels can be split-off for application-specific tasks such as general purpose live-view and
recorded RGB still photography and video applications, infrared nightvision-specific applications and scientific
imaging in the IR, UV and X-RAY bands. All colour channels can also be mixed together in any combination
for specialty imaging purposes and for optimizing RGB still photo and video capture data.
8) The position of each colour band-specific photosite is designed to ensure a stochastic diffusion which creates a
natural anti-aliasing effect when individual colour channels are mixed together to form a single application-specific
pixel value in a format such as RGB, YCbCr, HSL, CIE LAB or CMYK.
9) A series of photometric focus-oriented photosites has been included on the edges and centre of each photosite
grouping which allows for SOBEL and CANNY edge detection-based vision-recognition and phase-based auto-
focus plus 3D-XYZ rotation measurement of the sensor plane against a viewed object. These photosites are divided
into four-subzones which compare the differences between light levels in each zone against previous frames so that
luminance-based and edge-detection based autofocus can be implemented via firmware at the fastest possible
speeds. The sample rate of these focus-point photosites is a constant rate outside of the frame capture rate for
the fastest possible autofocus.
10) One of the pixel record type formats output are the sensor-processed RAW Multi-Spectral Pixel Type output
record that is sampled from a sensor's on-board DSP (Digital Signal Processor) as a 32-bits per sample RAW data
value for each colour channel within a given EM colour band. These RAW data values are usually downsampled
via Nyquist resampling down to 16-bits per channel and can be further are mixed together and/or sub-sampled into
lower bit depths such as 14-bits, 12-bits, 10-bits or 8-bits per colour channel.
Type
RAW_MultiSpectral_Pixel_Type = Packed Record
RAW_Wide_Band_Red_Channel, // 700 nm to 625 nm.
RAW_Wide_Band_Green_Channel, // 565 nm to 500 nm.
RAW_Wide_Band_Blue_Channel, // 485 nm to 450 nm.
RAW_Far_Infrared_IR_C, // 19,000 nm to 3000 nm.
RAW_Mid_Infrared_IR_B, // 3000 nm to 1400 nm.
RAW_Near_Infrared_IR_A, // 1400 nm to 700 nm.
RAW_Unfiltered_Luminance_Only, // 700 nm to 380 nm.
RAW_Red_Channel_Only, // 700 nm to 625 nm.
RAW_Orange_Channel_Only, // 625 nm to 590 nm.
RAW_Yellow_Channel_Only, // 590 nm to 565 nm.
RAW_Green_Channel_Only, // 565 nm to 500 nm.
RAW_Cyan_Channel_Only, // 500 nm to 485 nm.
RAW_Blue_Channel_Only, // 485 nm to 450 nm.
RAW_Violet_Channel_Only, // 450 nm to 380 nm.
RAW_Near_UV, // 400 nm to 300 nm.
RAW_Mid_UV, // 300 nm to 200 nm.
RAW_Far_UV, // 200 nm to 122 nm.
RAW_Extreme_UV_to_XRAY_Bands, // below 122 nm.
RAW_Alpha_Channel_Value, // Used as a processed 32-bit Alpha Transparency channel
RAW_Semaphore_Or_Bit_Field, // Used as a processed 32-bit ON/OFF bit-field or sub-sampled
// down to two 16-bit sempahores, four 8-bit semaphores,
// eight 4-bit semaphores or sixteen 2-bit semaphores.
RAW_Distance_To_Subject : Signed_Integer_32_Bit_Type; // Used as a processed 32-bit scaled or unscaled pixel distance
// value from lens or sensor plane to subject in millimetres,
// centimetres, metres or kilometres.
End;
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11) The original RAW 32-bits per channel signal values are converted to a final 16-bits per channel record type
containing individual colour channels, alpha transparency, bit-field semaphores and subject-matter distance values.
One of the other pixel record type formats output from the sensor-specific DSP-processed RAW 32-bits per channel
Multi-Spectral Pixel Type output record, is a 16-bits per colour channel value that has been downsampled and fully
processed for subsequent and/or external image processing software/hardware. These processed data values are
16-bits per channel and can be further mixed together and/or sub-sampled on external CPU or GPU hardware into
lower bit depths such as 14-bits, 12-bits, 10-bits or 8-bits per colour channel or they can be mixed in variable ways
to match the pixel format of a given application-specific imaging task.
Type
MultiSpectral_Pixel_Type = Packed Record
Wide_Band_Red_Channel, // 700 nm to 625 nm.
Wide_Band_Green_Channel, // 565 nm to 500 nm.
Wide_Band_Blue_Channel, // 485 nm to 450 nm.
Far_Infrared_IR_C, // 19,000 nm to 3000 nm.
Mid_Infrared_IR_B, // 3000 nm to 1400 nm.
Near_Infrared_IR_A, // 1400 nm to 700 nm.
Unfiltered_Luminance_Only, // 700 nm to 380 nm.
Red_Channel_Only, // 700 nm to 625 nm.
Orange_Channel_Only, // 625 nm to 590 nm.
Yellow_Channel_Only, // 590 nm to 565 nm.
Green_Channel_Only, // 565 nm to 500 nm.
Cyan_Channel_Only, // 500 nm to 485 nm.
Blue_Channel_Only, // 485 nm to 450 nm.
Violet_Channel_Only, // 450 nm to 380 nm.
Near_UV, // 400 nm to 300 nm.
Mid_UV, // 300 nm to 200 nm.
Far_UV, // 200 nm to 122 nm.
Extreme_UV_to_XRAY_Bands, // below 122 nm.
Alpha_Channel_Value, // Used as a processed 16-bit Alpha Transparency channel
Semaphore_Or_Bit_Field, // Used as a processed 16-bit ON/OFF bit-field or sub-sampled
// down to two 8-bit sempahores, four 4-bit semaphores or
// eight 2-bit semaphores.
Distance_To_Subject : Signed_Integer_16_Bit_Type; // Used as a processed 16-bit scaled or unscaled pixel distance
// value from lens or sensor plane to subject in millimetres,
// centimetres, metres or kilometres.
End;
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Description of Layout of Deep-Well Photosite with colour band notch filtering

and electrochromic or peizochromic-based individually addressable combined
global shutter and neutral density filter.
Microlens can be made out of Quartz, Alon (i.e Transparent Aluminum),

Sapphire or Diamond for maximum pass-through of the desired colour band.
Soda Lime Glass or Boro-Silicate Glass can be used to EXCLUDE infrared and UV light.
Colour-band specific notch-filtering pigment

covering upper part of microlens to ensure
all other EM bands are rejected except the
specific narrow band of light being filtered for.
Individually addressable electrochromic or peizochromic

shutter that has 8-bit (256 levels) or 16-bit (65536 levels)
of gradation being used as a fast frame rate global shutter
mechanism and/or as a multi-step neutral density filter.
Switching speeds can be faster than 1/100,000th of a
second depending upon the electrochromic or
peizochromic formulation used
Deep Well Photosite with 90% or greater

coverage on the photosensitive layer to
ensure full saturation before readout.
Well depth is from 2.5x up to 10x the
wavelength being filtered.
This ensures full charge saturation
of the photosensitive substrate.
Walls of the deep-well photosite can be nano-engineered with nano-rods,

nano-slits or custom pigmentation for minimum and/or maximum reflectivity
to ensure ALL photons of the desired colour band reach the photosensitive layer.
Fast readout, high-saturation, low-noise photosensitive substrate

be it CMOS, CCD, Stacked Photosite, Variable-sized-photosite and
exotic substrate types such as GAN, GaAs, Diamond, Sapphire,
Boro-Nitride, Silicon-Carbide, Graphene, Organic Compound
Photoelectric Conversion Photosites, Carbon or Boron Nanotubes,
avalanche diode and other extreme-sensitivity photosensitive layer types.
Stacked Charge Counter

Circuitry with onboard DSP
sampler and 32-bits per value
unsigned integer output.
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Bombardment of Vacuum-Sputtered Aluminum Nanoparticles onto BoroSilicate Glass,

Soda Line Glass, Quartz Crystal, Sapphire Crystal or Diamond Nanolens Array via Picosecond,
Femtosecond, Attosecond or Shorter time-period pulses of Extreme-UV to Soft XRAY
EM bands for the purposes of creating a heat-formed metallic pigmentation notch-filter for
restricting incoming photons to a specific colour band within the electromagnetic spectrum.
This invention allows one to use general purpose metallic nanoparticles to create an EM colour band-specific
photonic notch filter which ABSORBS specific frequencies/wavelengths of light but passes through others
within a narrow band of frequencies/wavelengths.
1) The use of sputtered nano-particles-based pure Aluminum allows a minute grid-array of heat-formed
pigmentation to be created on top of a curved microlens that lets a single photosite pass through only the photons
that fall within a restricted EM band range. This forms a photonic notch filter that lets some photons of a pre-
defined wavelength/frequency range through but EXCLUDES other bands outside of said narrow EM band range.
This lets a deep photosite well containing photon-sensitive substrate become saturated with only the photons that
fall within said narrow EM band which can then emit an electrical charge readout at a pre-defined interval time
period that is represented as an integer value of a size from 1 bit (on/off) up to 32 bits (4 billion+ levels) or more in
bit-depth. This colour channel value is combined with other colour-filtered values to form a digital record that
forms a multi-channel colour pixel data type which is used for still photo and moving video image processing,
filtering, viewing and/or recording.
2) Short pulses of Extreme UV (below 122 nm) or Soft X-RAYS super-heat a series of vacuum-sputtered nano-
balls of pure aluminum to form a thin film of varying thickness less than five nanometres in thickness on a
microlens surface that creates a colour band-specific notch filter. The varying time-period and amplitude of the
LASER/XRAY pulses allow one to vary the thickness of the deposited film and it’s planar orientation and/or
polarization such that only a very specific narrow band of light passes through into the microlens for further
refraction/diffraction into the photosensitive layer located at the bottom of the photosite well.
3) The colour bands being notch-filtered-for are the following: Far-Infrared IR-C, Mid-Infrared IR-B, Near-Infrared
IR-A, Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Cyan, Blue, Violet, Near-UV, Mid-UV, Far-UV and Extreme-UV to XRAY
Bands. Other EM bands can be notch-filtered using this method and do depend upon the absorption and/or
reflectivity of the base microlens material. It is assumed that the majority of microlenses will pass through light that
is from UV to Infrared and all in-between visible wavelengths. The microlenses may be made of Quartz, Alon (i.e.
Transparent Aluminum), Sapphire or Diamond for maximum light pass-through transmission capability. Soda Lime
Glass or Boro-Silicate Glass tend to absorb infrared and UV wavelengths.
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8-Bit (256 levels) and 16-Bit (65536 levels) Electrochromic or Peizochromic Combined Global
Shutter and Neutral Density Filter System
This invention describes the use of various types of fast-acting electrochromic or peizochromic thin films placed in-
between the microlens structures and the photosite wells which can adjust the level of overall light input on a universal
flat basis across the entire image plane so that the same amount of light passes through the combined neutral density filter
and global shutter system.
The amount of voltage and/or current (amperage) determines the level of overall light pass-through filtering. Higher
voltages and current makes the neutral density filter more opaque letting LESS light pass through while lower
voltages and current let MORE light pass through. (i.e. is more transparent). No voltage and no current makes the
neutral density filter fully transparent letting as much light as possible through to the light sensitive layers.
The electrochomic or peizochromic neutral density filter may ALSO be placed ABOVE the microlenses but on a
practical manufacturing basis underneath is best. The microlenses will also filter light based upon inherent
wavelength / frequency absorption characteristics while the neutral density filter is an additive light power reduction
factor on top of the pigment based colour channel filtering. The manufacturer may test whether placing the neutral
density filter above or below the microlens is best for their end-users and/or or specific applications and also test
which neutral density filter placement least affects overall colour quality and overall image noise.
The neutral density filter can also be used as a mechanical shutter mechanism depending upon the switching speed
from full opacity to full transparency for the filter to match the image capture frame rate of the camera body. Some
formulations of the electrochromic or peizochromic neutral density filter can switch as fast as 100 nanoseconds for a
theoretical shutter speed of 1/10,000,000th of a second which allows you to freeze-frame even the fastest real-world
actions!
Linear and Nonlinear Optical Polarizability can be handled by compounds and structures such as, but not limited to:
Indium Tin Oxide, Opening and closing of Oxazine Rings mated to chromophoric structures, Polarized Lead
Zirconium Titanate (PLZT), Suspended Nano-Particle Device Technology (SPD) and Polymer Dispersed Liquid
Crystal Switchable Technology (PDLC), polymerized organo-sulfur layers, europium rich europhous oxide,
Zirconium Oxide and Tungsten Trioxide nano-wires, nano-slits and nano-rod arrays, polymer electrochromes,
peizochromatic materials, mechanical rotating/flipping micro-mirror devices and others.
Individual microlenses can also be coated on the upperside curved portion or the underside with the electrochromic
or peizochromic layer to achieve individually addressable neutral density filtering and on/off or gradation-based
shutter effects for each photosite which can be set and directed by hardware and software systems to create
"Cookie Cutout" effects or variable and/or soft-edges and fills within shapes such as circular, ovaloid, square,
horizontal and vertical rectangle, multi-sided polygon-shape or compound curve shapes for in-camera blending
and/or transparency effects over an entire image or a specified sub-portion of an image sensor area.
These shutter effects and neutral density filter settings can be selected via a user-selectable menu setting or via
a pre-defined button on the camera body or by an external controller such as a simple remote control slab, a
smartphone, smartwatch or other tablet/laptop/desktop or embedded computing device.
Electrochomic or peizochromic neutral density filtering may also be used in place of a mechanical iris mechanism
to form a computer-controlled digital iris that requires no mechanical closing/opening blades-based light control
system.
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Definition of Sliding Multi-Sensor Assembly with a single Image Sensor, two image sensors or three or more
image sensors per face where each sensor can be of a di ering pixel resolution, a di ering aspect ratio or of
a di ering substrate type with a di ering level of photon sensitivity or colour-band specificity such as
Infrared (IR), Ultraviolet (UV), XRAY, Optical Bands, Greyscale-only.
The sliding sensor mechanism can be horizontal which slides an image sensor from the left side or the right side
of the camera body such that one sensor is exposed to the lens opening. The sliding sensor assembly can also
be vertical which moves an image sensor up or down within the camera body. Thirdly, the sliding sensor
mechanism can be at an angle anywhere in-between 0.0 to 360.0 degrees allowing for box-like camera bodies.
The Vertical Sliding sensor mechanism can move up or down The Horizontal Sliding sensor mechanism can move left or right
as per a menu item or via a button on the camera body, as per a menu item or via a button on the camera body, or via a
or via a remote control device and/or external computing remote control device and/or external computing device such as
device such as a smartphone, smartwatch, tablet, laptop a smartphone, smartwatch, tablet, laptop desktop PC or embedded
desktop PC or embedded computing device. The vertical computing device. The horizontal sliding mechanism can support
sliding mechanism can support from one to 20 sensors from one to 20 sensors (or more!) depending upon camera body size.
(or more!) depending upon camera body size.
The sliding mechanism can be a toothed gear or a linear
The sliding mechanism can be a toothed gear or a linear induction-based system using magnetic pull/push to move
induction-based system using magnetic pull/push to move the sensor assembly left and right to select the desired
the sensor assembly up and down to select the desired sensor face.
sensor face.
The Angled Sliding sensor mechanism can move at the manufactured

sliding angle between 0.0 to 360.0 degrees as per a menu item or
via a button on the camera body, or via a remote control device
and/or external computing device such as a smartphone, smartwatch,
tablet, laptop desktop PC or embedded computing device. The angled
sliding mechanism can support from one to 20 sensors (or more!)
depending upon camera body size.
The sliding mechanism can be a toothed gear or a linear

induction-based system using magnetic pull/push to move
the sensor assembly at an angle to select the desired
sensor face.
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Definition of Horizontal, Vertical and Angled Sliding Sensor Mechanism can support single image sensor with single lens, stereoscopic
image sensor sets with two lenses for 3D imaging, and quadrascopic upper-lower stereo pairs where the upper and lower stereo sets
are of a di ering sensor susbtrate type, pixel resolution, aspect ratio, sensor shape, light sensitivity and/or colour band type.
Each sliding mechanism can slide smoothly within a T-Bar groove, a set of tubular slider bars or via a single box-like groove.
The sensor is locked into place via a locking pin which inserts itself into the selected sensor plate. DC and/or AC power
is supplied to the sensor and DSP processors via full contact pins made of copper, silver, gold or other conducting compound
or they can be fully isolated using an induction based coupling. Communications between sensors and the rest of the camera
body and any external systems and devices is handled via hollow tube, solid plastic tube or solid glass tube that contacts
a similar structure on the sensor place that activates only when the specified sensor is locked in place. Communications
is via single-wavelength Red, Green or Blue LEDs or LASERs or via dense wave multiplexing using multiple wavelengths
at the same time. Communications is bidirectional.
Horizontal Sliding Sensor Mechanism with a single sensor exposed to one lens opening.
Each sensor can be a different size, resolution, shape, light sensitivity level,
substrate type and/or colour band filtering ability.
The horizontal sliding mechanism can support a single image sensor,

two image sensors (stereoscopic) or upper/lower stereo pairs
(quadrascopic) for differing 3D imaging types and styles.
Vertical Sliding Sensor Mechanism with two sensors exposed to two lens openings.
Each stereoscopic sensor pair can be a different size, resolution, shape, Angled Sliding Sensor Mechanism with an upper-lower stereoscopic pair of sensors
light sensitivity level, substrate type and/or colour band filtering ability. each exposed to two lens openings. (four in total) The upper and lower stereoscopic
sensor pairs can be a different size, resolution, shape, light sensitivity level,
The vertical sliding mechanism can support a single image sensor, substrate type and/or colour band filtering ability.
(quadrascopic) for differing 3D imaging types and styles. The angled sliding mechanism can support a single image sensor,
(quadrascopic) for differing 3D imaging types and styles.
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Rotating Assembly for Multi-Sensor Imaging as disclosed and disseminated world-wide from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
Description of rotating image sensor assemblies from one to 20 sides which can spin vertically, horizontally or
at an angle in-between 0.0 to 360.0 degrees. Each face may contain one, two, three, four or more image sensors
of varying aspect ratios, sensor shapes and sizes, pixel resolutions, substrate types, photon sensitivity levels,
colour band filtering types and focal plane distances.
a)henagon (1 face) b)digon (2 faces) c)trigon (3 faces) d)tetragon (4 faces)

The blue coloured rectangle set on each face represents a specific sensor size,
aspect ratio, pixel resolution, substrate type and sensitivity and/or di ering
colour band capture types (i.e. EM bands in the Optical, IR, UV, XRAY range).
e)pentagon (5 faces) f)hexagon (6 faces) g)heptagon (7 faces) h)octagon (8 faces)
i)enneagon (9 faces) j)decagon (10 faces) k)hendecagon (11 faces) l)dodecagon (12 faces)
m)tridecagon (13 faces) n)tetradecagon (14 faces) o)pentadecagon (15 faces) p)hexadecagon (16 faces)
q)heptadecagon (17 faces) r)octadecagon (18 faces) s)enneadecagon (19 faces) t)icosagon (20 faces)
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Details of rotating image sensor assemblies from one to 20 sides which can spin vertically, horizontally or
at an angle in-between 0.0 to 360.0 degrees. Each face may contain one, two, three, four or more image sensors
of varying aspect ratios, sensor shapes and sizes, pixel resolutions, substrate types, photon sensitivity levels,
colour band filtering types and focal plane distances. Description of power supply, locking mechanism,
and communications is described. The interior of the rotating image sensor assembly may contain
internal power supplies, specialized battery setups, extra computational CPU/GPU/DSP hardware,
extra RAM or flash storage memory, hot-weather sensor cooling system and/or cold-weather
sensor heating system and other circuits required for daily operation.
Image sensor setup can be single, stereoscopic, tri-sensor, quadrascopic

or many more sensors of varying size, shape, pixel resolution, aspect ratio,
substrate type, light sensitivity and other manufacturer embedded configurations
with onboard DSP and image processing/filtering capabilities. The focal plane of
the sensors on each may be a different depth to allow for the attachment of
custom and/or large and small macro-lenses, prime lenses and zoom lenses.
Rotating Shaft which can be spun via a many-toothed smooth

gearing system or via a fixed distance stepper motor, or via
a magnetic-induction-based linear-induction rotation system.
Red, Green or Blue LASER or LED communications system that is
a hollow tube, a solid plastic or solid glass tube for full-duplex light-based
communications. Image and other sensor data can be sent bidirectionally
as a single wavelength or via dense wave multiplexing methods to and
from the camera body once the rotating sensor assembly locks in place.
Concave depression for locking pin which is inserted once the desired
image sensor face points towards the lens opening hole. The user can
unlock the pin via on-camera button, a menu setting or via external
remote control, smartphone, smartwatch or tablet, laptop, desktop
PC or embedded device.
Full-contact or induction-based power supply pins made of copper,

silver, gold or other conductive material powers the sensors and any
onboard image processing hardware via AC or DC connections.
Hollow tube within rotating shaft allows cooling gas or thermal fluid
to enter on one side, be pressure driven to each image sensor and
to each CPU/GPU/DSP processor and then exit on the other side
of the rotating shaft back out to the heat-exchange system.
Rotating sensor assembly mechanism can have

from one to twenty (or more!) separate faces
containing all manner of numbers, types and
configuration of image sensors.
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Definition of Rotating Multi-Face Sensor Assembly with a single Image Sensor Per Face
where each sensor can be of a di ering pixel resolution, a di ering aspect ratio or of a
di ering substrate type with a di ering level of photon sensitivity or colour-band
specificity such as Infrared (IR), Ultraviolet (UV), XRAY, Optical Bands, Greyscale-only.
Angled Orientation of Multi-Face Rotating Sensor Assembly

(Spins at an Angle in-between 0.0 to 360.0 degrees)
(allows for a more box-like camera body)
Vertical Orientation of Multi-Face Rotating Sensor Assembly

(Spins Up or Down)
(Allows for a more vertical camera body)
Horizontal Orientation of Multi-Face Rotating Sensor Assembly

(Spins Left or Right)
(Allows for a more horizontally flat camera body)
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Definition of Rotating Multi-Face Stereoscopic Sensor Assembly with Two Image Sensors
Per Face where each set of twin-sensors can be of a di ering pixel resolution, a di ering
aspect ratio or of a di ering substrate type with a di ering level of photon sensitivity or
colour-band specificity such as Infrared (IR), Ultraviolet (UV), XRAY, Optical Bands, Greyscale.
Used for 3D-depth stereo vision.
Vertical Orientation of Multi-Face

Rotating Stereoscopic Sensor Assembly
(Spins Up or Down)
(Allows for a more vertical camera body with
two sensors per face for 3D depth vision)
Angled Orientation of Multi-Face

(allows for a more box-like camera body with
Horizontal Orientation of Multi-Face

(Allows for a more horizontally flat camera body with
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Definition of Rotating Multi-Face Quadrascopic Sensor Assembly with Four Image Sensors
Per Face where each set of twin-sensors are an upper and lower stereo pair which can be of
a di ering pixel resolution, a di ering aspect ratio or of a di ering substrate type with a
di ering level of photon sensitivity or colour-band specificity such as Infrared (IR),
Ultraviolet (UV), XRAY, Optical Bands, Greyscale. Used for simultaneous multi-band 3D-depth
stereo vision. This means end-users can capture di erent types of 3D images at the same time.
Vertical Orientation of Multi-Face

Rotating Quadrascopic Sensor Assembly
(Spins Up or Down)
(Allows for a more vertical camera body with
Angled Orientation of Multi-Face
four sensors per face for TWIN-BAND 3D depth vision
such as Optical-Only and Infrared-Only)
(allows for a more box-like camera body with
Horizontal Orientation of Multi-Face

(Allows for a more horizontally flat camera body with
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Definition of Rotating Multi-Face Sensor Assembly with a single Image Sensor Per Face
within a ruggedized IP-69/Mil-Spec 810G camera body that has large handgrips on BOTH
sides of the camera body and on the lower-bottomside of the camera body.
In this configuration, a vertically rotating sensor assembly of between one and 20 faces
(or more!) can rotate up and down letting a user select a specific sensor aspect ratio,
specific pixel resolution and/or a specific sensor substrate type that has a specific
photon-sensitivity and/or is of a specific band type (i.e. Optical-only, infrared-only,
UV-only or XRAY only). Horizontal and angled rotation of the image sensor assembly
is also supported for single sensors.
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Definition of Rotating Multi-Face Stereoscopic Sensor Assembly with a Two Image Sensors
Per Face within a ruggedized IP-69/Mil-Spec 810G camera body that has large handgrips
on BOTH sides of the camera body and on the lower-bottomside of the camera body.
In this configuration, a horizontally rotating sensor assembly of between one and 20 faces
(or more!) can rotate left and right letting a user select a specific stereoscopic sensor aspect
ratio, specific pixel resolution and/or a specific sensor substrate type that has a specific
photon-sensitivity and/or is of a specific band type (i.e. Optical-only, infrared-only,
UV-only or XRAY only)
Each face has a set of two sensors used for stereoscopic image capture.
Two lenses of the same type and focal length must be attached to the body.
Vertical and angled rotation of the image sensor assembly is also supported
for stereoscopic sensors.
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Definition of Rotating Multi-Face Quadrascopic Sensor Assembly with Two Sets of Stereoscopic Pairs
of Image Sensors Per Face within a ruggedized IP-69/Mil-Spec 810G box-like camera body.
In this configuration, an angled rotating sensor assembly of between one and 20 faces (or more!) can
rotate at an angle letting a user select a specific upper and/or lower stereoscopic-pair’s sensor aspect ratio,
specific pixel resolution and/or a specific sensor substrate type that has a specific photon-sensitivity and/or
is of a specific band type (i.e. Optical-only, infrared-only, UV-only or XRAY only) (i.e. The sensor assembly can
be manufactured to rotate at any in-between angle from 0.0 to 360 degrees so as to allow for a more boxy-looking
camera body). Horizontal and vertical rotation of the image sensor assembly is also supported for quadrascopic sensors.
Each face has two sets of stereoscopic sensor pairs used for multi-band stereoscopic image capture.
The upper stereo sensor pairs can be of a di ering image capture band type, pixel resolution or even
sensor aspect ratio from the lower stereo sensor pair of image sensors. Two lenses of the same type
and focal length must be attached to each of the upper and lower stereo pairs of lens openings.
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Rotating Multi-Image-Sensor Assembly

1) This invention discloses a Rotating Assembly containing one or more image sensors of CMOS, CCD, Stacked or
other types of image sensors that are placed individually (one sensor), stereoscopically (two sensors for 3D vision) or
as Quadroscopic groups-of-sensors (4 or more sensors!) which are placed and oriented on a single face of a rotating
assembly that is locked in place when it faces an opening that is used as the lens attachment interface.
This rotating assembly can be of a shape that supports and contains the following number of one to twenty faces
(or more!) which each contain one or more image sensors. Any specified face can remain blank with NO image
sensors attached on the face (i.e. can be used as a blank incoming bright light protection plate):
a) henagon (1 face)
b) digon (2 faces)
c) trigon (3 faces)
d) tetragon (4 faces)
e) pentagon (5 faces)
f) hexagon (6 faces)
g) heptagon (7 faces)
h) octagon (8 faces)
i) enneagon (9 faces)
j) decagon (10 faces)
k) hendecagon (11 faces)
l) dodecagon (12 faces)
m) tridecagon (13 faces)
n) tetradecagon (14 faces)
o) pentadecagon (15 faces)
p) hexadecagon (16 faces)
q) heptadecagon (17 faces)
r) octadecagon (18 faces)
s) enneadecagon (19 faces)
t) icosagon (20 faces)
2) The rotating assembly can be oriented vertically with the assembly rotating forwards and backwards in a vertical
up/down motion. This supports cameras that are of a tall and narrow shape. It can also be oriented horizontally
rotating leftwards or rightwards in a horizontal left/right motion. This supports cameras that are of a wide and flat
shape. Finally, the rotating assembly can be oriented on any other angle in-between ZERO-to-360 degrees such as
45 degrees (i.e. as an example!) to support a more box-like shape for a camera housing.
3) Each face may contain one or more image sensors of square 1:1 aspect ratio, horizontal rectangle aspect ratio (i.e.
3:1, 2:1, 1.89:1, 16:9, 4:3 or 3:2 aspect ratio) or be of vertical rectangle aspect ratios such as 1:3, 1:2, 1:1.89, 9:16,
3:4, 2:3 aspect ratio, or be of a circular shape, or other polygonal or curved shape. Each sensor may be of a single
specific resolution (i.e. such as 4096 by 2160 pixels, 8192 by 8192 or 16384 by 7640 pixels and other pixel
resolutions) or may be of differing resolution to support variable pixel density values.
This allows each face to be DCI 4K or DCI 8K resolution or be of lower SDTV 4:3 aspect ratio resolution (720 by
480 or 640 by 480 pixels), of HDTV 1920 by 1080 resolution or be of other consumer-friendly 16:9 aspect ratio
resolutions, or be of super-widescreen 4:1, 3:1, 3:2 or of a square 1:1 aspect ratio for still photography and specialty
scientific imaging purposes.
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4) Each sensor may be of the same or a differing substrate type and construction such as CMOS, CCD, Stacked
Photosite, Variable-sized-photosite and other substrate types such as GAN, GaAs, Diamond, Sapphire, Boro-
Nitride, Silicon-Carbide, Graphene, Organic Compound Photoelectric Conversion Photosites, Carbon or Boron
Nanotubes and other sensor types.
5) The rotating assembly is supplied with DC and/or AC power via a single or multiple sets of full-contact pins.
These contact pins may made of copper, silver, gold or other electrically conductive metals or conductive
compounds to power individual or entire sets of image sensors and their pixel data processors. These pins may
also be sealed from physical contact using induction-based current transfer to power the rotating assembly and any
onboard DSP chips themselves. These pins are usually placed near the faces which contain the image sensors and
signal procssors needing to be powered.
6) Near the full-contact or induction-based power contact pins, is one or more hollow tubes, solid plastic tubes or
solid glass tubes used as a one-way (half-duplex) or two-way (full-duplex) fibre-optic data transfer port which can
support single bands such as red, green or blue laser wavelengths or support dense-wave multiplexing (i.e. multiple
wavelengths at the same time) for high bandwidth half-duplex or full-duplex data tranfers between the active
sensors and/or the onboard DSP processors and the in-camera-body or external image processing hardware and
software systems.
7) When the rotating assembly has a single face pointed towards the lens opening, it is locked in place via a
physical locking pin that inserts itself into a depression within the rotating assembly (i.e. activated by the user or
done automatically) OR the rotating assembly can lock itself into place via a magnetic lock which uses positive
field and negative field electro-magnet plates or pins or permanent magnet plates or pins that LOCK the assembly
in place and prevent rotation.This allows the currently selected sensor face to stay in place and keep pointing
towards the lens opening.
When the user selects via menu system, or via an on-camera-body physical button or dial selector, the specific face
that contains one or more image sensors of the desired resolution and/or aspect ratio and/or sensor substrate type,
then the rotating assembly unlocks and rotates in the desired or pre-defined direction until the desired sensor face is
pointing towards the lens opening. The rotating assembly then locks again so that the face containing the one or
more image sensors stays stable and locked-in-place. The rotation speed may fast or slow, or be pre-defined and/or
variable, whichever allows the assembly to not wobble and/or damage the housing and rotation mechanism itself.
The power contact pins and LASER or LED-based data communications ports then become active and can start
activating and running the selected image sensors and image processor chips once the selected face locks-in-place.
8) The rotating assembly may be of any size and number of faces to allow for the required size, shape and type of
image sensor being placed on each individual face or on all faces of the rotating assembly. This allows for sensors
of varying physical dimensions or shapes, and for sensors that are placed at a differing distance depth-wise from the
lens opening. This adapts any given single sensor or set of sensors to variable and/or pre-defined focal lengths and
variable or pre-defined sensor plane distances from the lens opening. This means differing lens types and lens sizes
can be attached and adapted to the camera body without changing the lens itself.
9) The rotating assembly also contains an active liquid-cooling system or gas-phase change cooling system which
will transfer cooling fluid or cooling gas to underneath or within the sensors and any image processors themselves
via a microchannel-based hollow tube system. The gas or fluid will be exchanged with the rest of the camera body
via a hollow-shaft-based system within the centre of the rotating assembly.
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Advanced UAV and Spacecraft Camera Systems

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

* North Canadian Aerospace is a generic “nom de plume”

Mid-Infrared Upper Side Mid-Infrared

Far-Infrared Green Channel

Orange Channel Orange Channel

Yellow Channel Yellow Channel

Cyan Channel Cyan Channel

Blue Channel Blue Channel

Green Channel Green Channel

Far-Infrared Green Channel

Green Channel Far-Infrared Far-Infrared

Green Channel Green Channel

Channel (IR-C) Channel (IR-C)

Channel (IR-C) Channel (IR-C)

565 nm to 565 nm to Photosite

to 3000 nm to 3000 nm 500 nm to 3000 nm

Near-Infrared Near-Infrared Near-Infrared

Blue Channel Blue Channel Red Channel

Blue Channel Red Channel

Blue Channel Blue Channel

Photosite Photosite Photosite

450 nm 450 nm 450 nm 450 nm 450 nm 450 nm 625 nm 450 nm

Green Channel Green Channel

Far-Infrared Green Channel

Green Channel Far-Infrared Far-Infrared

Green Channel Green Channel

Channel (IR-C) Channel (IR-C)

Channel (IR-C) Channel (IR-C)

565 nm to 565 nm to Photosite

to 3000 nm to 3000 nm 500 nm to 3000 nm

Near-Infrared Near-Infrared Near-Infrared

Blue Channel Blue Channel Red Channel

Blue Channel Red Channel

Blue Channel Blue Channel

Photosite Photosite Photosite

450 nm 450 nm 450 nm 450 nm 450 nm 450 nm 625 nm 450 nm

Near-Infrared Near-Infrared Near-Infrared Near-Infrared

Luminance-Only Luminance-Only Luminance-Only Luminance-Only

Far-Infrared Green Channel Far-Infrared Green Channel Far-Infrared Green Channel

Orange Channel Orange Channel Orange Channel Orange Channel

Yellow Channel Yellow Channel Yellow Channel Yellow Channel

Channel (IR-C) Channel (IR-C)

Photosite Photosite Photosite

Cyan Channel Cyan Channel Cyan Channel Cyan Channel

Blue Channel Blue Channel Blue Channel Blue Channel

Near-UV Near-UV Near-UV Near-UV

Mid-UV Mid-UV Mid-UV Mid-UV

E-UV to E-UV to E-UV to E-UV to

Red Channel Red Channel

Blue Channel Blue Channel Blue Channel Red Channel

Orange Channel Orange Channel

Yellow Channel Yellow Channel

Photosite Photosite Photosite

Cyan Channel Cyan Channel

Blue Channel Blue Channel

450 nm 625 nm 450 nm 625 nm 625 nm m

Cooling gas or cooling thermal ﬂuid outputs

Cooling gas or cooling thermal ﬂuid inputs

Embedded DSP (Digital Signal Processor) layer and/or

What is the Scandium Notch-Filtered Multi-Spectral Image Sensor?

a) Wide-Band Red Channel (700 nm to 625 nm)

Description of Layout of Deep-Well Photosite with colour band notch ﬁltering