Detectors & Imaging

Thorlabs CMOS camera offers passive thermal management

Feb. 12, 2018

The 2.1 Mpixel Quantalux scientific CMOS camera is based on a high-performance 1 e- read-noise imager.

The 2.1 Mpixel Quantalux scientific CMOS camera based on a high-performance 1 e- read-noise imager can image the full 1920 × 1080 frame at 50 frames/s with 16-bit resolution. It has a monochrome sensor and a peak quantum efficiency of 61% at 600 nm. Passive thermal management reduces dark current.

Thorlabs

Newton, NJ

www.thorlabs.com

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