F9120 SSD 0.9 WQXGA
The ultrahigh-capacity digital-micromirror spatial light modulator uses cost-effective Xilinx FPGA technology and parallel SSDs for vast image storage and maximum DMD switching speed. Applications include maskless lithography, LDI, computer direct imaging, computational imaging, digital offset printing and superresolution microscopy. TI light-control chips and precise synchronization support cameras/motion stages in industry and research.
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Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Chipset | DLPC910+DLP9000X |
| DMD Type | DLP9000X |
| DMD Diagonal Size | 0.9 inch |
| DMD Physical Resolution | 2560*1600 |
| DMD Micromirror Dimensions | 7.56um |
| Maximum Frame Rate (Binary) | 11000Hz |
| Maximum Frame Rate (Eight-Bit Grayscale) | 522.19Hz |
| Maximum Frame Rate (Sixteen-Bit Grayscale) | 3Hz |
| Number of stored images [2.5TB; Binary] | 2.5TB, 488 × Ten Thousand Images (Binary) |
| Number of stored images [5TB; Binary] | 5TB, 975 × Ten Thousand Images (Binary) |
| Number of stored images [10TB; Binary] | 10TB, 1952 × Ten Thousand Images (Binary) |
| Wavelength Band Range [VIS] | VIS:400nm-700nm |
| Wavelength Band Range [UV] | UV:355nm-420nm |
| PC Interface | Gigabit or Ten-Gigabit Ethernet or USB3.0 |
| Flexible Ribbon Cable Length | 31CM |
| Adapter Angle | ±12° |
| DMD Mounting Method | 0° or 45° Optional |
| Grayscale Levels | 1-16bit Grayscale Levels and Frame Rate Configurable |
| Software Support | Precise control and locking of individual micromirrors at any time; windowed display; variable-sequence playback; vertical-scanning playback (scrolling); hardware triggering; support for secondary development with dynamic-link files, SDKs and other files, supporting languages including matlab, labview, Python and C++. |
| Onboard Memory | Multiple SSDs Operate in Parallel, with Capacities Including 1TB, 2TB, 3TB, 4TB, 8TB, 10TB and 12TB |
| Trigger Interface | 2 5.0V Trigger Outputs and 2 5.0V Trigger Inputs |
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