CMOS camera detects weak signals in scientific research use

    March 1, 2022
    The Retiga E7 7 Mpixel CMOS camera offers 2.2 e- read noise and dark current of 0.02 e-/s.
    Teledyne Photometrics 6216a8692f6c8

    The Retiga E7 7 Mpixel CMOS camera offers 2.2 e- read noise and dark current of 0.02 e-/s. Designed for applications in scientific research, including polymerase chain reaction (PCR) and protein analysis, it detects weak signals while integrating long exposure times, stretching from seconds to minutes.

    Teledyne Photometrics

    Tucson, AZ

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