1600S

Radiation tolerant for quantitative measurements

The 1600S is built to perform when radiation tolerance is mandatory due to the harsh environment of the application. The 1600S accommodates a variety of large area, large pixel sCMOS sensors that are thermoelectrically (TE) cooled to reduce dark current.

Radiation tolerant camera platform
4MP up to 64MP front- and back-illuminated, high Q.E. sCMOS sensor options (6.5µ to 9µ square pixels)
Custom designs for OEM applications
Sensitive to visible, UV, X-ray and electrons
Fast electronic shuttering, moderate readout speed, low read noise
Configurations include optical windows and fiber optic tapers or faceplates
Sensor options available to address the discontinued KAF16801 4K x 4K CCD sensor

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RVT100

Radiation & vacuum tolerant for qualitative measurements

The RVT100 is a robust CMOS camera, specifically engineered for monitoring in harsh environments where imaging systems must be radiation tolerant and vacuum compatible.

Excellent imaging platform for monitoring in high-radiation application environments to 50 kRad total ionizing dose (TID)
Vacuum Compatible
2MP or 4MP sensor options (5.5µ square pixels)
Available options to extend sensitivity into the far UV and soft X-ray
Standard or “thick” epitaxy option, which improves QE in near IR
Monochrome or color, micro lenses or no micro lenses
Utilizing Gigabit Ethernet control with new HTTP Server, easy extension to existing SI Image software
GigE Vision compliant

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Learn how the 1600S and RVT100 were custom designed for Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) to image implosion and study the integrity of optics used to focus 192 laser beams onto small targets at the National Ignition Facility.

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"Development of Radiation Tolerant monitor cameras used at National Ignition Facility"

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“1600S CMOS Camera Platform Development Technology and Timeline” White Paper By: Gary Sims, Ph.D. President and CTO

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“Imaging Applications in Extreme Environments” White Paper By: By: Gary Sims, Ph.D. President/CTO & Daniel A. Gilmore, Spectral Instruments Application Scientist