F964 DDR 0.99 4K
The ultrahigh-speed digital-micromirror spatial light modulator uses cost-effective Xilinx FPGA technology to maximize DMD switching speed. Applications include maskless lithography, LDI, computer direct imaging, computational imaging, digital offset printing and superresolution microscopy. TI advanced light-control chips support industrial/research use, with precise internal/external synchronization for cameras and motion stages.
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Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| DMD Diagonal Size | 0.99inch |
| DMD Physical Resolution | 4096*2176 |
| DMD Micromirror Dimensions | 5.4um |
| Memory Module Capacity | 256Gb |
| Wavelength Band Range | 343nm-410nm;400nm-700nm |
| Maximum Frame Rate (Binary) | 10500Hz |
| Maximum Frame Rate (Eight-Bit Grayscale) | 855Hz |
| Maximum Frame Rate (Ten-Bit Grayscale) | 461Hz |
| Maximum Frame Rate (Twelve-Bit Grayscale) | 182Hz |
| Maximum Frame Rate (Sixteen-Bit Grayscale) | 14.8Hz |
| Number of stored images [Binary] | 30840 (Binary) |
| Number of stored images [Eight-Bit Grayscale] | 3855 (Eight-Bit Grayscale) |
| Minimum Row Increment for Vertical Scanning | 1 (Row) |
| Maximum Frame Rate for Vertical Scanning | 10500Hz |
| Maximum Real-Time Frame Rate over Gigabit Ethernet (Binary) | 106Hz |
| Maximum Real-Time Frame Rate over Gigabit Ethernet (Eight-Bit Grayscale, Default) [Eight-Bit Grayscale; Default] | 13Hz |
| Maximum Real-Time Frame Rate over Ten-Gigabit Ethernet (Binary) | 1066Hz |
| Maximum Real-Time Frame Rate over Ten-Gigabit Ethernet (Eight-Bit Grayscale, Default) [Eight-Bit Grayscale; Default] | 133Hz |
| Grayscale Levels | Buffer Mode: Adjustable 1-16bit Grayscale and Frame Rate; Vertical Scanning: Binary Images with Adjustable Frame Rate; Real-Time Mode: Binary or 8-Bit Grayscale. |
| Software Support | C++, matlab, Labview, Python, etc. |
| Onboard Memory | 2 DDR4 Memory Modules, 128Gb Each |
| External Interfaces | Gigabit Ethernet, Ten-Gigabit Ethernet |
| Trigger Interface | 2 Output Trigger IOs, 1 Input Trigger IO and 1 Unused Interface, 5.0V Logic Level |
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