TRiCATT 18 Time-Resolved Intensified Camera Attachment
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since 2020
Description
The TRiCATT is a compact lens-coupled image intensifier for scientific and industrial applications that require 1) low-light level imaging, 2) ultra-short exposures through fast gating, and/or 3) frequency-domain imaging using lock-in detection. The TRiCATT features an 18 or 25 mm image intensifier with 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 (Time Resolved intensified Camera Attachment) is the best choice for ultra-fast imaging in the time domain and/ or frequency domain. With a wide range of Gen II and Gen III image intensifiers, the TRiCATT offers high sensitivity down to single photon level and the optimal spectral bandwidth for your application. Different models covering a range in spectral sensitivity, phosphor, spatial resolution, gain, linearity, minimum gate width and gating frequency are available. 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.
TRiCATT 18 Time-Resolved Intensified Camera Attachment
Specifications |
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| Sensor Type: | CMOS, CCD |
| Full Frame Rate: | 500 fps |
| Image Intensifier Size: | 18 or 25 mm |
| Gate Width: | less than 3 ns (FWHM) |
| Gate Repetition Rates: | Up to 300 kHz/2.5 MHz burst |
| Gain Modulation: | 120 MHz (standard) and higher |
Features
- High resolution image intensifiers
- Gen II and Gen III image intensifiers offering the world’s highest resolution and sensitivity in the UV, visible or near infrared
- Small gate widths
- Gate width down to less than 3 ns (FWHM) with minimal jitter
- High gate repetition rates
- Up to 300 kHz/2.5 MHz burst
- Compact design
- For an easy fit to your imaging or spectroscopy setup
- Overexposure protection
- User-definable current limitation and optional shutter
- Easy coupling
- Flexible and efficient lens coupling to any CCD and CMOS camera (up to 500 fps)
Applications
- 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
- X-ray Imaging
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.