The Sealed SpectraCAM utilizes a hermetically sealed imager container designed to maintain high vacuum for 3 years thereby eliminating the gas purge requirements.
The Purged SpectraCAM is commonly used in applications where argon or nitrogen gas is readily available purified gas is used to purge the imager container in order to eliminate moisture from the imager environment.
SpectraCAM84 is available in two configurations for imager containment:
Direction of scan in both the horizontal and veritcal axis is user programmable on a global basis, as is the pixel readout speed.
In additon to programmable postition and size, each ROI may be individually programmed for pixel collective read (or binning) and non-destructive reads per pixel.
Camera software also supports the export of data in various imaging (JPEG and TIF) and spreadsheet formats.
16-bit gray level camera controller is based on Pentium™ CPU/PC104+ architecture enabling dynamic control of ROI data acquisitional algorithms and real-time video processing of acquired data.
RACID imagers employed in the SpectraCAM are cooled with a three-stage thermoelectric cooling system to reduce dark current a water recirculation system is used to further reduce dark current.
GdO 2S coating is available for mid-to-high-energy-level X-Ray imaging, as well as LUMOGEN coating for extended UV sensitivity.
RACID (Random Access Charge Injection Device) imager is capable of direct low energy (CuKa) X-Ray imaging.
Wide wavelength response (165 to 1000nm) Contiguous pixel structure with high fill factor.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) algorithms for the readout or injection of ROI based on the experimentally observed signal.
Collective charge injection or clear of binned pixel regions.
Collective non-destructive readout of binned pixel regions.
Superior anti-blooming virtually no blooming under severe light overloads Arbitrary user- or process-controlled Region Of Interest (ROI) readout.
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