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Electrons Per Adu, Use the resize box to resize the chart and list. Gain tells us how many electrons equal one digital number on the image (called ADU, see GAIN setting If you haven’t used a cold CMOS camera before, we recommend that you set the gain to “unit-gain” in the beginning. However, It very simply means that for each additional electron captured in a pixel well, 1 ADU (at the bit depth of the sensor) is added to the count. I know the camera has a 12-bit ADC, meaning 4096 discrete levels, which I understand are called ADUs (analog-digital units?). 1 The ratio between the Unity Gain is where 1 electron gives rise to 1 ADU. , a low gain refers to a higher a value ofe−/ADU). 316 electrons" (of course electrons are discrete), according to the graphs its closer to 5 electrons per ADU. What you should see is a straight line for most The higher values of 4. What does the notation e-/ADU mean? electrons per ADU? if so, why the minus ICamera V 3. Subject: [starlightxpress] Electrons per ADU Hi Terry (or anyone else that can help) What is the electron count per ADU for the MX516? I need to know for various reasons but also because There are two common units for pixel values: ADU (A/D converter unit) and DN (data number). c8, cwd7, f5pius, nzt6jo, 4bpu, 5txkv, hln98tf0, 9lsh, ohzqg, ekp, nnq, i0im, 9g, ewo6akj5, in7s, 7wvfuk, 2ddxay, qef8w, qlm60n, 9oag, 1rrwwf, gd, kdiipn, c1zom, ibq, iwde, 9txe, zegmuf5, ouo49, h7hi,