That isn't a CCD... it is a CMOS imaging device... they are very
different, in that CCDs lack digitization electronics adjacent to
photopixels. This affords them higher signal-to-noise because the
digital noise from the converters is further from the analog data
source (the pixels storing charge), as well as increasing the number
of photons reaching the photosensitive region (as the converters are
generally in the optical path, for physical real-estate reasons).
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