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Zyla Speed and Sensitivity for Physical Science Imaging and Spectroscopy ZYLA 4.2 PLUS • 4.2 megapixel sCMOS • 82% peak QE • 0.9 e- read noise • 100 fps (53 fps USB 3.0) • 33,000:1 dynamic range ZYLA 5.5 • 5.5 megapixel sCMOS • Rolling & True Global Shutter • 0.9 e- read noise • 100 fps (40 fps USB 3.0) • 33,000:1 dynamic range P NEW On-head spectroscopy and multi-track processing
Open the catalog to page 1ANDOR an Oxford Instruments company Andor’s Zyla sCMOS camera platform offers high speed, high sensitivity and high resolution imaging and spectroscopy performance. The remarkably light and compact, thermoelectrically cooled design, integrates perfectly into both laboratory and OEM applications alike. Zyla is ideally suited to many cutting edge experiments that push the boundaries of speed and sensitivity. Feature Benefit 5.5 & 4.2 megapixel sensor formats and 6.5 pm Extremely sharp resolution over a 22 mm (Zyla 5.5) and 19 mm (Zyla 4.2 PLUS) diagonal field of view. Ideal pixels for...
Open the catalog to page 2Zyla sCMOS has become a well established detector amongst physicists, biophysicists and astronomers, the advanced combination of speed, sensitivity and dynamic range enabling new ground to be broken. Performance & Adaptability – Dual Amplifier – novel pixel architecture means you don’t need to pre-select gain. Access lowest read noise and full well depth simultaneously. – 1000 fps – Access extremely fast frame rates through user definable Region of Interest control, suited to many applications within the physical sciences. – PU Express – for real time processing. G – Global Shutter – Zyla...
Open the catalog to page 3Rolling & Global Shutter The Zyla 5.5 uniquely offers both Rolling and true Global Shutter exposure modes. This provides superior application and synchronization flexibility and the ability, through global exposure, to closely emulate the familiar ‘Snapshot’ exposure mechanism of interline CCDs. Key Benefits of True Global Exposure – NO Spatial Distortion – avoiding the spatial distortion risk of rolling exposure – Tight syncing to peripheral switching devices – Higher Signal to Noise due to reduced dead time – the entire exposure cycle can be used – Simplicity – all the benefits of an...
Open the catalog to page 4Meet the Extended sCMOS Family for Physical Sciences Zyla sCMOS iStar sCMOS For physical imaging, astronomy and spectroscopy For nanosecond gated imaging and spectroscopy For indirect x-ray imaging Particle Image Velocimetry (PIV) Lucky/Speckle imaging Solar astronomy Bose Einstein Condensation (BEC) Adaptive Optics (AO) Fluorescence Correlation Spectroscopy (FCS) 3D flow field study by PIV (using 4x Zyla), courtesy of Gioacchino Cafiero, Universit´a di Napoli Federico II. Quantum physics Plasma diagnostics Flow/Spray/Combustion processes study Planar Laser-Induced Fluorescence (PLIF)...
Open the catalog to page 5ANDOR an Oxford Instruments company Technical Data-
Open the catalog to page 6an Oxford Instruments company Imaging Mode Frame Rate Table - 12-bit (16-bit)'7 Array Size Zyla 5.5 USB 3.0 Zyla 5.5 10-tap Zyla 4.2 PLUS 10-tap Zyla 4.2 PLUS USB 3.0 (W x H) Rolling Shutter Global Shutter Rolling Shutter Global Shutter Rolling Shutter Rolling Shutter Spectroscopy Mode Vertically binned tracks 12-bit & 16-bit *7 Multi-track Mode Vertically binned tracks 12-bit & 16-bit Array Size Number of tracks (centred vertically) Track height (h, pixels) Zyla 4.2 PLUS 10-tap / USB 3.C Rolling Shutter* How the sCMOS sensor is used in the different modes The...
Open the catalog to page 7Quantum Efficiency (QE) Curve Quantum efficiency curves of the Zyla 4.2 PLUS and Zyla 5.5. sCMOS for Spectroscopy and Andor Research-grade Spectrographs Highly modular motorized platforms with dual output ports, dual/triple/quadruple grating turrets and a wide range of motorized and field-upgradable accessories. Shamrock 500i Shamrock 750 Delivers the highest spectral resolution of the spectrograph range, down to 0.02 nm. Ideal combination of high spectral resolution, imaging capabilities for multi-track acquisitions. Convenient USB interface alongside fully motorized platform and light...
Open the catalog to page 8sCMOS or EMCCD? Since the market introduction of sCMOS technology by Andor, the question of the performance comparison against the more established Electron Multiplying CCD (EMCCD) has been common. Being a very fast, low noise technology, sCMOS does hold some potential to offer an alternative technology to these single photon sensitive detectors across some applications and techniques, including cold atoms imaging or fast spectral chemical mapping. Whilst the read noise of sCMOS is very low compared to CCDs, EMCCD technology holds the distinct advantage of being able to practically...
Open the catalog to page 9an Oxford Instruments company Camera Type Description For Spectroscopy mode option, add -S to your selected camera codes For water cooled option, add-W to your selected camera code Step 2. Select the required accessories Accessories Description 10 meter active Camera Link connector cable, including power supply. For use with Zyla 10-tap Camera Link models. Step 3. Select the required software 30 meter fibre-optic extender solution for use with Zyla Camera Link 10-tap models. 100 meter fibre-optic extender solution for use with Zyla Camera Link 10-tap models. For further information on PC...
Open the catalog to page 10an Oxford Instruments company Product Drawings Dimensions in mm [inches] Product drawings of the water cooled Zyla can be found at http://www.andor.com/watercooledzyla CONNECTING TO THE ZYLA Camera Control Connector type: 3 meter Camera Link 10-tap connectors or USB 3.0. (Longer lengths available as accessories). TTL / Logic 1 x 3-way Multi I/O timing cable, offering Fire, External Trigger and Arm (1.5 meter) REGULATORY COMPLIANCE • RoHS compliant • EU EMC Directive • EU LV Directive • IEC 61010-1 CB Scheme EXTERNAL POWER SUPPLY COMPLIANCE • UL-certified for Canada and USA • Japanese PSE...
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