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Measuring the linear gain performance for the OrcaQuest CMOS imaging sensor
The OrcaQuest CMOS sensor by Hamamatsu Photonics has been found to exhibit a non-linear gain curve at low exposure times. This effect is characterized through the various exposure tests and data reduction pipelines detailed in this report, and a more accurate gain characterization curve is provided.
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