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Input: Trigger (TTL/Switch), sync, ready, event, IRIG Programmable on selected input / output triggers: 100 ns resolution Selectable in steps of 128 pixels (horizontal) x 16 pixels (vertical) - minimum 640 x 8 Global electronic shutter 3.9μs (1.01μs at maximum frame rates)

Internal fan cooling (fan-off mode supported) Global Electronic Shutter 3.9µs to 1.01μs at maximum frame rateį-mount (G-type lens compatible) and C-mount providedĤ x 1/4 - 20 UNC (base and top), 4 x M5 (base)

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(monochrome sensor equivalent ISO 25,000 including near IR response) More information and specifications can be found on the brochure. Trigger and synchronization: Frame rate may be synchronized to external unstable frequencies.

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Fast Gigabit Ethernet Interface: Provides high-speed image download to standard notebook/PC.

Dynamic Range (ADC): 12-bit monochrome, 36-bit color.

Good light sensitivity: ISO 10000 (monochrome), ISO 5000 (color).

FASTCAM Viewer The Gigabit Ethernet Interface allows high-speed data transfer to your PC.įASTCAM Mini UX cameras also include the following features:

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Mini UX100: up to 4000 fps at full resolution, 800000 fps in 640 x 8*, minimum exposure time of 1.01µsĮasily control your Mini UX camera and capture stunning images and videos using the intuitive FASTCAM Viewer software, included with each camera.

Mini UX50: up to 2000 fps at full resolution, 170000 fps in 1280 x 8, minimum exposure time of 3.9µs.

Two performance level models are offered, all with a 1.3-Megapixel CMOS sensor (1280 x 1024), global electronic shutter and 4GB, 8GB, 16GB or 32GB of internal memory: Easily mountable on a microscope, it has small pixels (pixel pitch of 10 µm) and a high sensitivity to light for a very competitive price. We have a Mops Smart+ trigger unit and a capsule 360 panorama photography unit.The Mini UX high-speed camera is the most versatile camera within the FASTCAM Mini series.

In addition to the water drop kit shown, we have optical beam-break triggers, microphones, and vibration sensors that can be used to detect events in your experiment. We have multiple GenRad Strobotacs, with flash rates up to 25,000 flashes per minute (~417 Hz) that we loan out to the MIT community. It has significantly better color rendering and can operate in a multiflash (or multistrobe) mode where it can flash up to six times in a row with the delay between flashes tunable between 10μs and 250μs. As a result, is is substantially dimmer than a SPOT flash. This innovative strobe uses LEDs instead of a high-voltage arc to produce the light. We can provide the appropriate filter for accurate color rendering, as the color temperature of the flash is approximately 10,000 K. The Edgerton Center has two of these high-output flash units, which have been the workhorses for our bullet photography for the past 15 years. We have a range of strobes with flash durations from less than a microsecond to over a millisecond, as well as trigger units to synchronize the strobe to your experiment. Alternatively, you can store videos to an SD memory card that you provide. You can download the videos via that connection. To control the Edgertronic camera, you will need to provide a laptop with an Ethernet connection that runs the Google Chrome browser. The file sizes tend to be in the range of 1-10 GB, but (depending on the camera) files might be as large as 96 GB. Each camera comes in a hard-shell shipping case.įor the Photron and the Phantom, we will provide a laptop to control the camera, but we strongly recommend that you procure an external USB hard drive to store the images. (Note that the link is to a similar model, the V2512.)įor each camera we can usually provide you with an appropriate lens and tripod, as well as lights. The maximum rate is 1,000,000 frames per second, with 128 x 16 pixel resolution. The monochrome camera's base sensitivity is ISO 80,000. This camera can capture 1280 x 800 pixel images at up to 25,600 frames per second. The maximum rate is 900,000 frames per second, with 128 x 16 pixel resolution. The color camera's base sensitivity is ISO 16,000. This camera can capture 1024 x 1024 pixel images at up to 6,400 frames per second. This monochrome camera's base sensitivity is ISO 6400. This camera can capture 1280 x 720 pixel images at rates up to 700 frames per second, and can record at higher rates with reduced spatial resolution. The Edgerton center has three high-speed video cameras that we routinely loan out to the MIT community. High-speed Imaging at the Edgerton Center.