Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, the TRiCATT features a highly efficient relay lens that can be matched to any CCD or CMOS camera, resulting in a flexible solution that can easily be integrated in an existing imaging system.

The TRiCATT is suitable for time-resolved imaging and spectroscopy, Particle Image Velocimetry (PIV), Laser Induced Fluorescence (LIF), Time-gated luminescence, Fluorescence Lifetime-Imaging Microscopy (FLIM), Förster Resonance Energy Transfer (FRET), Oxygen imaging, Viscosity imaging, Single-molecule imaging, Bio- and Chemiluminescence Imaging, Solar PV and LED characterization, Combustion, Time-gated Raman, Plasma physics, and X-ray Imaging.

For time-domain imaging, the intensifier is equipped with a fast gate unit (TRiCATT G40n/G2n) that enables the intensifier to operate as an electro-optical shutter. The gate unit can be operated up to repetition rates of up to 2.5 MHz in burst.

The TRiCATT has a gate width down to less than 3 ns (FWHM) with minimal jitter.

The TRiCATT is used for low-light level imaging, ultra-short exposures through fast gating, and/or frequency-domain imaging using lock-in detection.

The TRiCATT features Gen II and Gen III image intensifiers offering the world’s highest resolution and sensitivity in the UV, visible or near infrared.

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