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News Release from: BFi Optilas | Subject: Fairchild Condor, Harrier, Peregrine
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 30 March 2007
Low noise cameras for scientific
applications
To capture image and analyse complex scientific image date Fairchild Imaging has a line of low-noise, multiport, cooled scientific cameras based on its own large area focal plane array technology
Fairchild Imaging offers low noise cameras with up to 4kx4k CCD in front- or back- illuminated configurations, with or without large bonded fibre taper The cooled cameras work at a sensor temperature of -60C, which is achieved by an internal active peltier cooling
This article was originally published on Laboratorytalk on 31 Jul 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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The cameras offer dramatic improvement in both sensitivity and speed.
There are three camera series available.
Condor: 6x6cm CCD with various fibre optics and scintillators, cooled.
Harrier: high resolution CCD, uncooled.
Peregrine: high resolution front- and back-illuminated CCDs, cooled.
All cameras offer high-performance electronics to minimise readout noise at high speed, multiport readout to optimise speed and sensitivity and large imagers for high optical throughput.
Applications include: astronomy, electron microscopy, high throughput screening, analysis of micro arrays and microtiter plates, non-destructive testing (NDT), X-ray crystallography and X-ray inspections.
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