Raptor Photonics releases EMCCD camera

July 17, 2013
The Falcon Blue 1 Mpixel electron-multiplying CCD camera offers UV transmission using a MgF2 window to pick up signals as low as 180 nm.
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The Falcon Blue 1 Mpixel electron-multiplying CCD camera offers UV transmission using a MgF2 window, which will pick up signals as low as 180 nm. It is sensitive from the 180 to 1100 nm range with QE of 24% at 200 nm. At 35 Hz full frame, it has readout noise <1 e- with EM gain on.Raptor Photonics
Larne, Northern Ireland
www.raptorphotonics.com

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Raptor launches Falcon Blue, with enhanced UV response

Raptor Photonics, a global leader in the design and manufacture of high performance digital cameras has added another product to its line-up of EMCCD cameras. The Falcon BLUE offers UV transmission using a Fused Silica window which will pick up signals as low as 180nm.

According to Mark Donaghy, VP Sales & Marketing “We have had a lot of interest from customers who need super sensitivity with higher frame rates at lower wavelengths so we have added the Falcon Blue to our line-up of EMCCD cameras. The Falcon Blue will combine speed and sensitivity across a wide spectral range from 180nm up to 1100nm. Running at 35Hz full frame this 1MP EMCCD will offer ultralow readout noise of less than 1 electron with EM gain on. It will offer a great spectral range with QE of 24% at 200nm. We see many scientific and industrial applications in the UV region requiring sensitivity at lower wavelength transmissions”

About Raptor Photonics

Raptor Photonics Limited is a global leader and manufacturer of high performance, industrial-grade and extremely rugged ultra low light digital & analogue cameras. Raptor specialises in complete cameras and core engine solutions using CCD, EMCCD, Scientific CMOS and SWIR sensor technology. The extreme low light capability of Raptor’s cameras makes them ideal for day/night surveillance, homeland security and scientific markets. Raptor Photonics Ltd is a registered ISO 9001:2008 company and is headquartered in Larne, Northern Ireland.

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