TDI, or time-delay integration, is an imaging technique in which rows of pixels are synchronized and transferred at the same motion and rate as the scene.

These type of devices are excellent for advanced aerial reconnaissance or applications requiring high speed readout.

The Fairchild Imaging family of TDI devices provide high performance, high signal-to-noise ratios and very high MTF for advanced optical scanning requirements.

For information on TDI CCD cameras that implement these sensors please see the Fairchild Imaging Osprey line scan camera product line.

	CCD 525	2048 x 96, 13µm pixel TDI CCD
	CCD 5045	4096 x 96, 13µm pixel TDI CCD
	CCD 5061	6144 x 128, 8.75µm pixel TDI CCD
	CCD 8091	9216 x 128, 8.75µm pixel TDI CCD

	CCD 10121	12,288 x 128, 8.75µm pixel TDI CCD
	CCD 21241	24,000 x 64, 8.75µm pixel TDI CCD