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The PI-MAX 4 improves time-resolved imaging and spectroscopy with either intensified CCD (ICCD) or intensified EMCCD (emICCD) systems. With a wide range of applications, such as plasma diagnostics, combustion and quantum computing, there is no other ICCD that can match the performance and flexibility of the PI-MAX 4.
Large format, fully in-vacuum CCD cameras, offering flexible detector orientation and proximity to sample through sensor and camera design. With back-illumination technology, the PI-MTE3 delivers >95% peak quantum efficiency over the ~10 eV to 30 keV energy range. Efficient liquid cooling offers low dark current, facilitating long exposure times, with the four-port readout architecture offering 7-10x higher frame rates than previous generation two-port cameras.
- High speed 120 kHz, high resolution 28 μm or 900 dpi
- No missing or interpolated pixels
- Exposure control
- Mono/HDR mode
- Precalibrated pixel size for metrology applications
- Camera Link HS fibre interface
- ~120-1100 nm sensitivity
- -90℃ deep cooling
- Support for CCDs of varying sizes
- Flexible readout design
PIXIS-XB thermoelectrically cooled, direct-detection cameras are ideal for the energy range ~3 – 20 keV. Available with front- back-illuminated, deep-depletion arrays and a thin beryllium window sealing the vacuum unit for deep cooling. This protects the CCD and reduces background by filtering low-energy x-rays.
PIXIS XF low-noise cameras have a unique fiberoptic design with multiple phosphor screen options for the direct detection of x-rays. With an exclusive mechanical design, where the fiberoptic faceplate extends outside the vacuum, the PIXIS XF offers flexibility for optimizing performance at specific medium-energy x-rays.
PIXIS-XO highly sensitive, thermoelectrically cooled cameras utilize various back-illuminated CCDs without antireflective coating for direct detection of x-rays. A rotatable ConFlat flange with a high-vacuum-seal design make these cameras well suited for UHV applications.
- World’s first backside illuminated CMOS sensor
- 95% quantum efficiency
- 82 frames a second
- Large 11 μm pixels
- Low 1.6 e- read noise
- Multiple field of view options: 18.8 mm, 22 mm, or 25 mm
- Large full well capacity, can handle intense signal levels
- High dynamic range