High-Speed Video Camera Hyper Vision HPV-X

A World's First* - Journey to Unknown Realms of High Resolution and Ultra-High Speeds In a variety of scientific applications, phenomena elapse in an instant, leaving no clue to their solution. High-speed video cameras record such moments, enabling visualization through slow-motion replay. This technology is used as an important analysis tool in a variety of fields including materials failure, electric discharge, explosions, and microscopic phenomena. In recent years, such observations have progressed to ever higher speeds and increasing detail, leading to calls for ultra-high-speed recording...

Ultra-High-Speed Continuous Recording at up to 10 Million Frames per Second The HPV-X is equipped with FTCMOS, Shimadzu's proprietary high-speed CMOS image sensor. The world's fastest sensor, it achieves ultra-high-speed continuous recording at 10 million frames per second. HPV-X (10 million frames) 1frame The World as Seen by the HPV-X This is an enlarged view of the propagation of cracks in glass. Conventional (1 million frames) Increasing Recording Capacity Capable of High-Resolution Recording at the Highest Speeds The memory capacity has been increased, With conventional high-speed video...

Examples of Recordings with the HPV-X High-Speed Video Camera Phenomena that could not be conventionally confirmed are now observable in any number of fields where high-speed recording is required. These include high-technology development, science and engineering research, biological research, and quality evaluations. Scientific and Technological Fields Explosions, electrical discharges, materials failure, high-speed projectiles, plasmas, shock waves, crack propagation, sparks Development and Production Fields Internal combustion engines, inkjet printing, wire bonding, cutting processes, laser...

User-Friendly Software Optimized for Ultra-High-Speed Recording Utilizing Windows 7-compatible control software, ultra-high-speed recording can be started with a few simple settings. The recorded images can be saved in common formats such as AVI, BMP, JPEG, TIFF, and TIFF16. The camera and PC are connected by a Gigabit Ethernet for high-speed data communications. The live monitor function enables the Eight windows can be displayed simultaneously, making it easy to compare recorded data. Start ultra-high-speed recording after setting a few simple conditions.

Specifications Part Name: HPV-X Camera Head Lens Mount Recording Speed (frame rate) 10 Mfps, 5 Mfps (fixed) (fps = frames per second) Both Modes Variable recording speed (in a 1/(10 ns) interval) in a range from 60 fps to 2 Mfps Continuous Recording Capacity 50,000 pixels (zigzag lattice pixel array) 100,000 pixels (400 (horizontal) × 250 (vertical)) Color/Gradations Exposure Time FTCMOS image sensor Image Sensor 50 ns fixed (at 10 Mfps), 110 ns fixed (at 5 Mfps) Variable in a 10 ns interval starting from 200 ns in a range from 60 fps to 2 Mfps External Trigger Input Two channels (TRIGIN, STANDBY)...

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