iXon Ultra 897: Back-illuminated EMCCD Camera

Specifications

Sensor Type: EMCCD
# Pixels (Width): 512
# Pixels (Height): 512
Pixel Size (Square): 16 um
Peak Quantum Efficiency: 90 %
Full Frame Rate: 56 fps
Bit Depth: 16 bit
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Features


  • Ultimate Speed and Sensitivity: The iXon Ultra 897 offers accelerated performance with a back-illuminated 512 x 512 frame transfer sensor, achieving an industry-leading 56 fps full-frame rate.

  • Back-Illuminated EMCCD: Experience the lowest noise imaging with enhanced sensitivity, perfect for super-resolution microscopy applications.

  • Optically Centred Crop Mode: Unlocks unparalleled frame rate performance from centrally located ROIs, achieving up to 569 fps with a 128 x 128 ROI, ideal for live cell imaging.

  • Deep Vacuum Cooling: Maintains -100°C to significantly reduce dark current and spurious noise, enhancing image quality.

  • Real-Time Data Acquisition: Count Convert functionality allows capturing and viewing data in electrons or incident photons, both in real-time and post-processing.

  • OptAcquire: One-click optimization for various application conditions, enhancing the camera's versatility.

  • Direct Data Access: Camera Link output provides the unique ability for direct data access for 'on the fly' processing, suitable for data-intensive applications.

  • RealGain™ and EMCAL™: Offers absolute EMCCD gain selection and patented user-initiated self-recalibration of EM Gain for consistent performance.

  • Plug and Play USB Connectivity: Simplifies setup and integration into existing systems.

  • Fringe Suppression: Reduces etaloning in NIR for clearer imaging results.

Applications


  • Super-Resolution Microscopy: Enables live cell imaging with ultra-fast, high-sensitivity acquisition.

  • Single Molecule Detection: Ideal for experiments requiring single-photon resolution.

  • Adaptive Optics: Facilitates real-time data processing for optical corrections.

  • Astronomy and Low-Light Imaging: Captures faint signals with minimal noise.

  • Quantum Optics Research: Accurate detection in quantum entanglement and photon counting applications.

  • High-Speed Fluorescence Imaging: For rapid events in cell biology and neuroscience.

  • Spectroscopy: Low noise and high sensitivity enhance Raman and fluorescence spectroscopic studies.