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ProEM:1600, the most advanced spectroscopy EMCCD camera on the market to date utilizes proprietary Princeton Instruments eXcelon™ technology, which greatly reduces the interference fringes (i.e., etaloning effect) that have made back-thinned EMCCDs unusable in the NIR until now. eXcelon also increases the sensitivity of the detector in the UV, blue, and NIR spectral regions.. |
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The PIXIS thermoelectric cooled CCD camera platform for spectroscopy is the workhorse detector for research labs all over the World. With the industry renowned exclusive 1340 x 100 and 1340 x 400 sensor formats, a metal sealed CCD chamber for permanent vacuum guarantee and extensive variety of CCD architectures, PIXIS stands alone for high sensitivity and reliability. |
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NEW! PyLoN next-generation, liquid nitrogen-cooled, controllerless camera for spectroscopy applications. PyLoN is designed for quantitative applications that demand the highest possible sensitivity. PyLoN is supported by powerful LightField 64-bit acquisition sofware and some models include eXcelon technology to increase QE, reduce etaloning and lower dark current. |
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Renowned ICCD cameras for time resolved imaging. Gen II, Gen III and Gen III filmless intensifiers. NEW: PI-MAX3 –a faster, smarter ICCD camera lineup! |
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For IR applications requiring the highest signal to noise, the OMA V LN cooled linear InGaAs array platform is the ticket. A variety of sensor formats from 512 x 1 and 1024 x 1 arrays allow researchers to accommodate experiments working between 900nm to 2.2 microns. |
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New, breakthrough CCD and EMCCD technology increases QE, reduces etaloning and lowers dark current of select Princeton Instruments cameras including: PIXIS, ProEM, PyLoN and Spec-10. |
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