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Quad-RO 4096
4-port readout x-ray camera Applications:
TEM, MicroCT, X-ray phase contrast imaging, X-ray diffraction
- Compact 4-port camera with fiber input and internal
camera controller
- 16 MPixel CCD (4096 x 4096) and 2048 x 2048
pixel supported
- 2 k x 2k with ITO CCD to deliver > 70% QE
@ 550 nm
- Software selectability between single or four
port readout
- Electronically balanced 4 output ports to 0.5%,
guarantees fastest throughput
- Unique mechanical design to provide access to
fiber optic for phosphor replacement
- Distortion correction program for fiber-optic
taper
- Maintenance and vibration free operation with
thermoelectric (water) cooling
- On board storage memory to guarantee image data
transfer integrity
- Dual Readout speed for best performance between
1 MHz or 500 KHz 16 bit
- Software selectable gains
- Files are compatible with FIT2D software from
ESRF
- Continuous (unscrambled) raw image for easy
post processing
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Multi-port Readout Systems
With integral
controller electronics designed to read out large format
scientific and industrial multi-port CCD arrays from
one, or four ports, these novel system deliver high
sensitivity and 16-bit dynamic range. The thermoelectrically-cooled
CCD and its multiport readout provide high frame rates
without sacrificing low noise performance. The electronics
unscramble the digital stream of data before transferring
it to computer memory via the FireWire interface for
easy post-processing or display.
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| Model |
imaging
array (pixels) |
pixel
size (µm) |
Taper |
CCD
Image Area |
read
noise |
Cooling |
| Quad-RO
4096 |
4096
x 4096 |
15
x 15 |
1:1
or 2.7:1 |
61.44
x 61.44mm |
12e-rms@1
MHz |
-45°C |
| Quad-RO
4320 |
2048
x 2048 |
24
x 24 |
1:1
or 2.7:1 |
55mm
x 50mm |
10e-rms@1
MHz |
-45°C |
| Phosphos
Screens |
Cesium
Iodide for 8 keV and 17 keV X-ray energies
based on Gd2O2S:Tb powder |
Gd2O2S:Tb Available
for 8, 12 and 17 keV, Resolution of 60 to 80 μm Emission
wavelength ~550 nm |
System
gain / X-ray energy 1:1 fiber-optic 2.7:1
taper |
-35e-/
8keV, -52e-/12 keV, -75 e-/17 keV -5e-/ 8keV,
-7 e-/12 keV, -10 e-/17 keV |
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Contact us for other taper size - Cooling=
TE with water assistance
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| TEM Sample Image |
Phosphors Screen Options |
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Cesium Iodide
(with Thallium) crystalline phosphor For the application
where highest possible resolution is a must Princeton
Instruments has developed phosphors based on CsI:Tl
crystalline structure for 8 keV, 25 keV and 60 keV X-ray
energies. The crystalline needle structure of CsI:Tl
has a few advantages over the powder phosphors (though
it has lower absorption at x-ray energies < 33 keV).
The needle structure of CsI:Tl acts as a light guide
to transmit visible light generated from the absorbed
X-ray photons and provides higher resolution than powder
phosphor and preserves resolution when x-ray energy
changes a little from experiment to experiment, and
provides more uniform light output. A special
coating over the needle structure developed to preserve
the high resolution also protects it from the moisture
in the atmosphere.
Gadolinium Oxy-Sulfide (with Terbium) powder
phosphor – Gd2O2S:Tb Princeton Instruments
has developed two phosphors for 8 keV and 17 keV X-ray
energies based on Gd2O2S:Tb powder. To provide highest
possible resolution, small grain material is used on
a mirrored Mylar. When large image area, high efficiency
and lower costs are the considerations these phosphors
are recommended. The Gd2O2S:Tb is recommended for x-ray
energies < 33 keV as it has higher absorption efficiency
and the CsI:Tl is recommended for x-ray energies >
33keV.
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4k TEM image of graphitized carbon
recorded at 120kV at 80k primary magnification (the
cutout is enlarged by a factor 8).
TEM Image,
Courtesy of Tietz Video and Image Processing Systems
GmbH Germany |
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