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Physical Sciences Edition, May 2018
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Welcome to the SciTech Physical Sciences Newsletter highlighting the latest technology innovations in sCMOS, CMOS, EMCCD, SWIR, THz, high speed
, thermal, hyperspectral, acoustic imaging, surface metrology and much more.
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iX Cameras: i-SPEED7 High Speed Camera Series
- elite performance
With maximum performance and outstanding image
quality, the i-SPEED7 cameras are ideal for engineering and research applications that require analysis accuracy.
- Ultra-fast recording, up to 26 GPixels/second
- High resolution 3.1MP sensor
- Best performing: HD1080p at 12,500 fps
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First Light Imaging: C-RED 2 InGaAs SWIR camera
- For high resolution Short Wave InfraRed (SWIR) imaging
The new high speed C-RED 2 camera from First Light Imaging is a revolutionary ultra-high speed, low noise camera designed for SWIR imaging. It incorporates an InGaAs SWIR camera capable of capturing images at 400 FPS, full frame, whilst emitting a read-out noise of less than 30 electrons. It is tailor-made for low-light applications in the fields of biological imaging, industrial science, astronomy, semiconductor inspection, solar cell inspection, hyperspectral imaging, spectroscopy, raman spectroscopy, quality control, laser communications and production control.
- Integrates a 640 x 512 InGaAs PIN Photodiode Detector
- Full frame image capturing capabilities at 400 fps
- Read out noise < 30 electrons
- Flat quantum efficiency between 0.9 to 1.7 µm (70% QE)
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In
fratec ImageIR® 8300 HP Camera
- for high speed thermal imaging
The ImageIR® 8300 HP high speed thermal imaging camera offers full-frame rate of up to 355 Hz in the format (640 × 512) IR pixels, outstanding thermal resolution better than 0.02K, integrated trigger interface and reaches a 3 times higher frame rate in full frame mode. In combination with ultra short integration times, ultra fast industrial processes or research tasks can be recorded and analysed with maximum detail.
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Ximea xiC Cameras
- Miniature USB 3.1 Sony (Pregius™) CMOS cameras
The Ximea xiC cameras featuring the Sony
Pregius™ CMOS sensors are the smallest measuring only 26.4 x 26.4 x 33mm and lightweight at 38 grams. These cameras are fully featured and represent excellent value for performance.
- High speed, high frame rate: from 2.3MP at 165 fps to 12MP at 31 fps
- Support for Windows, Mac OSX, Linux, ARM and embedded platforms
- USB 3.1 Type-C and proven Micro-B connectors
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- for ultra low light imaging
Nüvü's EMCCD cameras push the limits of detection in ultra-low light applications. Fields of application include Fluorescence, Bioluminescence, Spectroscopy, Super Resolution, OEM and Astronomy.
- ≥ 90% of photons counted
- Highest SNR for demanding low light imaging
- Minimal background noise (<0.001 ē/pixel/frame)
- Highest EM gain (1-5000)
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- back illuminated sCMOS camera
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CO.panda 4.2 scientific CMOS back illuminated camera incorporates the latest innovations in scientific CMOS technology to maximise photon detection in low-light imaging making it the cameras of choice in countless microscopy applications
Features:-
- 16bit back illuminated sensor
- up to 95% quantum efficiency
- Ultra-compact size: 65 x 65 x 65 mm³
- 2048 x 2048 pixel with 6.5 x 6.5 µm² pixel size
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- value for money AFM
Nanosurf's CoreAFM is a compact, cost-effective research AFM that offers a combination of functionality and simplicity by integrating the key components of AFM to realize versatility and user-friendliness.
Consisting of a flexure-guided scanner, a fully digital 32-bit controller, XYZ sample stage, camera, and air-flow protection in a single all-in-one unit results in a complete AFM system. All the essential functions of modern AFM are integral components of the CoreAFM system; thus, only connecting power and USB is all that is needed for a fully operational CoreAFM.
- Compact and robust atomic force microscope for stand alone and large stage operation
- Easy and quick cantilever exchange and alignment reduces downtime
- Automated batch measurements and scripting interface for system integration
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Terasense: Tera-4096 Camera
- TeraHertz imaging
The Tera-4096 terahertz imaging camera by Terasense is the largest standard THz imager model with a large 4096 pixels (64 x 64 array) imaging sensor
making it the ideal terahertz imaging camera where high speed image acquisition rates of up to 5000 fps are required.
Features:-
- pixel size of 1.5 x 1.5 mm
- responsivity of 50 kV/W
- noise equivalent power 1 nW/√Hz
- certified frequency range 50 GHz - 700 GHz
- 5V USB powered
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Signal Interface Group: ACAM120
Acoustic Array
- For acoustic imaging
Create an acoustic image overlaid onto an optical image to visualize sound sources at different frequencies with 40 digital microphones on a 40cm x 40cm plate. The microphones are sampled simultaneously, providing accurate phase information for digital signal processing algorithms.
Features:-
- 5MP optical camera
- one USB cable for microphones, optical camera, digital I/O and power
- can be bundled with beam forming software as a complete system for end-users
- or, as an unbundled open platform for developers, system integrators and researchers
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