Scientific-grade IsCMOS Camera CAM-E-01-A01
The intensified sCMOS camera amplifies weak optical signals with a front-end image intensifier. A scientific-grade sCMOS sensor receives the amplified light and converts it into image signals for subsequent processing. Where ambient light and other interference must be eliminated, only short-pulse return signals within a specified time window are acquired. A synchronization circuit aligns acquisition with the trigger so that signals are collected only during the signal pulse, suppressing interference and improving signal-to-noise ratio. Applications include weak-signal detection, low-light imaging, Raman spectroscopy and range-gated imaging. For different applications, synchronization and gating circuits are added to conventional intensified CMOS imaging to reduce environmental effects during weak-signal detection and improve signal-to-noise ratio and applicability.
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| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Photocathode dimensions | 18mm |
| Photocathode type | S20/S25/multialkali/GaAs |
| Phosphor screen type | P46/P43 |
| Sensor Resolution | 1936×1216 |
| Pixel size | 5.86 um × 5.86 um |
| Timing accuracy | 3ns |
| Timing jitter | 1ns |
| Minimum gate width | 3ns |
| Maximum Repetition Rate | 300kHz |
| Resolution | 30 lp/mm |
| Operating Voltage | 12VDC |
| Rated Power | 10W |
| Equipment dimensions | 260 mm × 175 mm × 136 mm |
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