This
camera uses a unique system to realise a dual detector camera. Spacing
between the two detectors is continuously variable between 0 and 15 mm.
This makes setting up optical systems much simpler. A wide range of
detector types can be fitted to the camera. This includes low cost CCD,
Cooled CCD, Cooled InGaAs or photodiode arrays.
Applications include
dual channel spectroscopy and optical metrology. Connection to a PC
using standard interfaces, USB, RS232 or parallel port.
Schematic of Dual beam
Optical path
Camera Features
This camera may be
supplied with a wide choice of detector options.This includes:
low cost CCD,
Photodiode arrays,
Back illuminated
CCDs,
InGaAs detectors
for NIR detection to 1.7µm
Any combination of
the above.
Example: Using a 256
pixel photodiode array and a 256 pixel InGaAs detector a camera with a
spectral response from 190nm to 1700nm is possible. This makes it
unnecessary to change cameras on a spectrometer.
This
camera uses a unique system to realise a dual detector camera. Spacing
between the two detectors is continuously variable between 0 and 15 mm.
This makes setting up optical systems much simpler. A wide range of
detector types can be fitted to the camera. This includes low cost CCD,
Cooled CCD, Cooled InGaAs or photodiode arrays.
