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Cameras are also used in fields beyond classic image processing, such as astronomy, microscopy, and many other applications. These various industries and applications have special requirements for cameras.
One important criterion is the camera sensor. The interface, frame rate, dark current, and much more are also crucial. Alongside standard cameras with CCD and CMOS sensors, the Laser 2000 portfolio also includes EMCCD, sCMOS, SWIR, MWIR single-photon (SPAD), and all-in-focus cameras.
The model Prime 95B combines high quantum efficiency > 95% with a high data rate of up to 82 Hz.
The Prime BSI scientific CMOS camera combines high quantum efficiency of > 95% with a technical readout of one electron.
The Pika NIR-320 Hyperspectral imaging camera covers the near-infrared spectral rage from 900-1700 nm
The near-ultarviolet hyperspectral imaging camera Pika NUV covers the spectral range of 350-800 nm optimized for ultraviolet imaging.
Our high performance VNIR hyperspectral imaging camera Pika XC2 produces extremely sharp images due to it's advanced optical design.
The high-resolution near infrared hyperspectral imaging camera Pika NIR-640 can cover a spectral range between 900 - 1700 nm
The Pika L VNIR Hyperspectral Imaging Camera is lightweight, compact and ideal for airborne remote sensing application.
The beam analysis camera WinCamD-IR-BB with integrated microbolometer array enables analyzes on long-wave lasers in the range of 2 μm to 16 μm.
The Resonon airborne system is a turnkey solution, for the analyzation of georegistered hyperspectral data. It includes all necessary hardware and software in one light and stable system which can be mounted on a drone or a manned aircraft.
This extremely compact laser beam profiler, with a housing depth of only 6.5 mm, allows measurements even in hard to reach places.
Proven laser beam profiler system with low-noise CCD sensor. Especially suitable for the measurement of small laser beams.
