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intensified high speed imaging HiCAM - HiCATT
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intensified high speed imaging Clever use of digital cameras in combination with intensifiers and boosters allow us to create images of high-speed events, even when light is failing. In addition, fast gating offers possibilities to record multiple images in one frame. For creating images of events that are invisible to the human eye, like infrared and UV, radiation conversion techniques can be used. Lambert Instruments supplies both intensified High Speed Cameras the HiCAM series and High Speed Intensifier Attachments (HiCATT) which can be lens coupled to regular high speed cameras First...

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The HiCAM series Cameras offer the unique combination of highspeed and sensitivity down to single photon level. These properties are achieved by using a dual stage image intensifier that is fiber-optically coupled to the CMOS sensor. Depending on the specific application the spectral sensitivity can be selected. The HiCATT is specially designed for use in combination with high-speed cameras. It amplifies low-light-signals to a level that is up to 100.000 times higher. The HiCATT is standard equipped with an hybrid Image Intensifier consisting of 2 stages. The first stage, a Gen 2 / Gen 3...

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High Speed Fluorescence Microscopy Laser Induced Fluorescence (LIF) Bioluminescence Imaging Combustion Research Single photon imaging Plasma Physics Astronomy Application Examples The recording a blue gas flame from e.g. a Bunsen burner at high frame rates poses a challenge. The light intensity of the flame is not that high and to be able to see any details, especially in close-ups, you need very short exposure times. 1a. Recording made with a standard high speed camera at 1000fps and 1ms exposure time. On the one side a longer exposure time is needed to increase the sensitivity of the...

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