• Scientific imaging camera from Lambert Instruments features image intensifier

    Designed for scientific and industrial applications that require low-light imaging, the TRiCAM camera from Lambert Instruments features a fiber-optically attached image intensifier that boosts incoming light, enabling the capture of images in challenging light conditions.  
    Oct. 1, 2015
    2 min read

    Designed forscientific and industrial applications that require low-light imaging, the TRiCAM camera from Lambert Instruments features a fiber-optically attached image intensifier that boosts incoming light, enabling the capture of images in challenging light conditions. The TRiCAM features a 2.3 MPixel electronic global shutter CMOS image sensor with a 5.86 µm pixel size that can achieve frame rates up to 162 fps. It also has a 72 dB dynamic range, 10 or 12-bit selectable output, C-Mount lens mount, USB3 or GigE options, and single-stage MCP Gen II or Gen III filmless intensifiers. TRiCAM is available in three models: TRiCAM G (gated image intensifier), TRiCAM M (modulated image intensifier, and TRiCAM GM (gated and modulated intensifier.)

    To Learn More:

    Contact:Lambert Instruments
    Headquarters: Groningen, The Netherlands
    Product:
    TRiCAM scientific imaging cameras
    Key Features:
    Fiber-optically attached image intensifier, 2.3 MPixel CMOS image sensor, 162 fps, GigE or USB3 interface options.

    What Lambert Instruments says:
    View more information on the TRiCAM cameras.

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