16-Mpixel camera is for x-ray imaging

Quad-RO: 4096 for indirect x-ray imaging offers flexibility for demanding applications by delivering a maintenance-free (thermoelectrically cooled) camera in a compact package with better than ±0.1°C temperature precision and FireWire (IEEE 1394a) interface. The design balances quadrants within 0.5% to deliver uniform images. The Quad-RO: 4096 is offered with a front-illuminated, 4096 × 4096-format sensor with 15-µm pixels and 61.44 × 61.44-mm image area.
July 4, 2007

Quad-RO: 4096 for indirect x-ray imaging offers flexibility for demanding applications by delivering a maintenance-free (thermoelectrically cooled) camera in a compact package with better than ±0.1°C temperature precision and FireWire (IEEE 1394a) interface. The design balances quadrants within 0.5% to deliver uniform images. The Quad-RO: 4096 is offered with a front-illuminated, 4096 × 4096-format sensor with 15-µm pixels and 61.44 × 61.44-mm image area. Features include software-selectable independent gains and software-selectable dual speed (1 MHz and 500 kHz).
Princeton Instruments/Acton
Trenton, NJ, USA
www.piaction.com

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