The CTD may be a charge-coupled device (CCD).

A charge-coupled device (CCD) (30) of the two-phase type is disclosed.

cameras, and charge-coupled device (CCD) cameras).

The CCD (charge-coupled device) and CMOS (complementary

The CCD (charge-coupled device) and CMOS (complementary

The CCD controller effects scanning of the CCD sensor to transfer sensed levels of the pixels of a CCD sensor (102).

With the CCD pixel which has the special geometry, the resolution of the CCD device can be increased.

The CCD sensor is fixed to a CCD circuit board (300), and the rear part of the CCD image sensor is adhesive to a cooling fin (302).

For example, the green CCD image is shifted horizontally and vertically 1/3 of a pixel with respect to the red CCD image, and the blue CCD image is further shifted horizontally and vertically 1/3 of a pixel with respect to the green CCD image.

A CCD sensor (20) detects the emission.

Certain dangerous cargoes (CDCs): The U.S. list of CDCs is more expansive than the Canadian list.

Certain dangerous cargoes (CDCs): The U.S. list of CDCs is more expansive than the Canadian list.

Notable amendments to the definitions include international voyage, MARSEC levels, certain dangerous cargoes (CDC), CDC facility and marine security document.

Notable amendments to the definitions include international voyage, MARSEC levels, certain dangerous cargoes (CDC), CDC facility and marine security document.

The proposed amendment includes a new schedule to the Regulations that contains an expanded list of Canadian CDCs that is aligned with the U.S. CDC list.

To avoid vignetting at the CCD's edges the chamber lens should be large enough that it can receive the polychromatic beam corresponding to the CCD's spectral range.