Linear image sensor CCD or CMOS

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Linear image sensors, specifically CCD or CMOS types, are sought for emission spectroscopic applications with a length of approximately 70mm and pixel sizes between 8-12um. Users are looking for manufacturers that provide these sensors along with compatible data acquisition electronic circuit boards for digital spectrum output. A suggestion was made to consider sensors from scanners, which are commonly used for page scanning. The discussion emphasizes the need for specific product recommendations and manufacturer contacts. Overall, the thread highlights the search for suitable linear image sensors for specialized scientific applications.
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Hello everybody,

I have been searching for a linear image sensor CCD or CMOS for emission spectroscopic applications.The length and pixel size should be around 70mm and 8-12um respectively.

Will somebody help me in finding this?

Another one is It's 'camera card' or data acquisition electronic circuit board which collects the data from the sensor and give the digital spectrum to the computer.

Will somebody please suggest me some manufacturers?

Thanks in advance.

Regards
Santhosh.T
 
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No specific recommendation, but how about the sensor from a scanner, the type used to scan a page into a computer?
 
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