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The Imaging Source, LLC
The Imaging Source 13 megapixel microscope camera has been designed to be a cost-effective, versatile solution for demanding microscopy applications. Featuring Sony CMOS technology, this camera comes equipped with a distortion-free autofocus lens which allows viewers to capture exactly what they see through the ocular rather than being limited to a region of interest. This camera can take the place of the ocular itself or can be screwed into the C-mount - eliminating the need for costly adapters. The camera's USB 3.0 interface makes a full HD preview (at 30 fps) on the host PC a reality.
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PeakTech Prüf- und Messtechnik GmbH
Is used to locate objects such as connection terminals, electronic components, break points, constrictions, cracks or components at hard-to-reach, hidden locations. This video endoscope camera offers a variety of excellent technical properties, such as the detachable monitor connected by video cable or the high-resolution camera with 6 dimmable LEDs for lighting, which can take photos and videos.
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Aven Inc.
A digital still or video camera that uses a CMOS-based image sensor chip rather than a CCD to record the picture.
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ISH1000/ISH500/ISH300 -
Fuzhou Tucsen Photonics Co.,Ltd
ISH1000, ISH500 and ISH300 belong to Tucsen professional camera H series is a new generation of Tucson scientific CMOS camera, the effective pixel are 1000 million, 500 million and 3 million. They provide a strong plug and play support, easy to operate, and with powerful imaging software, you are a good choice for laboratory teaching, medical industry and other fields.
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MC2 -
Sciences et Techniques Industrielles de la Lumière
Because of this limitation, expensive and complicated Z-scanning systems and/or auto-focusing mechanisms are required to view samples with larger Z-extension and moving samples.Chromaline camera incorporating chromatic confocal microscopy technology is a technology that enables the design of optical systems with a very large depth of field (up to several mm).With Chromaline camera, frequency acquisition is available up to 199,500 lines/second.
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HySpex VS-1200 -
HySpex
The HySpex VS-1200 hyperspectral camera is developed for airborne applications requiring extreme resolution in both VNIR and SWIR spectral regions.
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BROADBAND IR -
Sierra Olympic Technologies Inc.
The IRC906SLS is the latest addition to IRCameras’ line of Closed Cycle Stirling Cooled Cameras. High sensitivity and a broadband response from 2µm to 10.5 µm make the IRC906SLS well suited for Chemical Detection and Analysis, Target Signature Characterization and Spectroscopy applications. The IRC906SLS is like having two cameras in one – an optional embedded filter wheel allows the user to select specific wavelengths of interest in both the MWIR and LWIR regions, taking full advantage of the extended wavelength response of the SLS sensor. The combination of a high performance digital sensor, along with the standard broadband spectral response of the SLS material, results in a truly unique infrared camera.
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AU-200-HD 1080p -
Accu-Scope Inc.
The new ACCU-SCOPE® AU-HD-200 is our first 1080p HD digital output cased camera with the ability to capture images. It is ideal for applications requiring direct-connect monitor viewing with high definition resolution. The CMOS based camera outputs a true HD 1080p, 16:9 image at 60fps. It also features the capability to connect via USB port to a computer image capture.
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Quantalux -
Thorlabs, Inc.
Thorlabs' Quantalux™ Scientific CMOS (sCMOS) Camera offers extremely low read noise and high sensitivity for demanding imaging applications. The compact housing has been engineered to provide passive thermal management for the sensor, reducing dark current without the need for a cooling fan or thermoelectric cooler. These features makes the Quantalux camera ideally suited for low-light imaging applications such as fluorescence microscopy.
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Sydor Technologies
We collaborated with them to develop the technology the scientists needed and made it commercially available—and now the Sydor ROSS Streak Camera is integral to many of the diagnostic systems found in leading, world-class laboratories. The Sydor ROSS Streak Camera is the only one of its kind that features dynamic calibration—with our proprietary, DynaCal OCM (Optical Calibration Module), available exclusively from Sydor Technologies.
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OptoScope S3C-1 -
Optronis GmbH
The S3C-1 is a streak camera based on a semiconductor sensor. Like tube-based streak cameras, the S3C-1 captures changes in light along a line and records the change over time. To record the intensity values, they are sampled and stored with up to 2 GSamples/sec. The line is 65 µm wide and consists of 200 elements along its 5 mm length. Each element consists of a sensitive photodiode with a downstream amplifier.A new and special camera feature is continuous recording. This makes it possible to take recordings of events for which precise information about the time of their occurrence only becomes available after they have taken place. This "post-triggering" simplifies or allows certain applications.
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Fluke Corporation
Get the infrared cameras that are built on 65+ years of industrial experience. Each camera is built without compromise to the Fluke standard of "ruggedness, reliability and accuracy". Designed for everyday use, in any environment for thorough and accurate inspections. Choose from the affordable and versatile Performance Series, the Professional Series that offers superior image quality, or the Expert Series that gives you up to 1024 x 768 resolution on the industry's largest screen.
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Vivax-Metrotech Corp
Inspection Camera systems by Vivax-Metrotech - applications including municipal collection systems, residential plumbing, indoor commercial lines, lateral lines, and indoor drain lines.
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Sylo Vision Technology Co., Limited
s an analog high definition closed-circuit television video surveillance standard that uses coax cable to transmit HD video from security cameras to DVRs.
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Photron Ltd.
Conventional high-speed cameras have been utilized for nearly eighty years and are widely accepted worldwide through continuous technological development to visualize fast occurring phenomena. In recent years, demand for using polarization in structural dynamics and high-speed object detection has been increased due to the advancement of robotics, clear film production and new materials testing technologies. On the other hand, traditional high-speed cameras lack any polarization sensitivity.
