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i-SPEED 7 SERIES CAMERA

 Michael Iluz

Key Features:

  • 3.2 MegaPixel CMOS Sensor
  • 2.45 Million fps Max Speed
  • 27+ GPixels/s
  • 2072 x 1536 @ 8,512 fps
  • 1920 x 1080 @ 12,742 fps
  • ISO 16,000 / 125,000
  • Shutter time: standard 1µs, Fast mode to 168ns

Industrial Spectral Scanner Camera – WidePIX L 2(1)X15 – MPX3

 Michael Iluz

Key Features:

  • Sensor Material: Si or CdTe
  • Sensor Thickness: 300 μm for Si; 1 mm for CdTe
  • Sensitive Area: 28 (14) x 140.8 mm
  • Number of Pixels: 512 (256) x 2560
  • Pixel Pitch: 55 μm
  • Resolution: 9 lp/mm
  • Readout Speed:170 (1×10 tiles) and 80 (2×10 tiles) frames/s
  • Readout Chip: Medipix3
  • Pixel Mode of Operation: Counting in Single Pixel Mode (SPM) or Charge Summing Mode (CSM)
  • Counter depth: 12 or 24 bits (configurable)
  • Connectivity: 2x Ethernet RJ-45
  • Weight: 3400 g
  • Dimensions: 210 mm x 190 mm x 42 mm (L x W x H)
  • Software: Pixet Pro

 

MicAO 3DSR – High Resolution 3D for SMLM

 Johanna Taieb

BEST FOR
– Photoactivation localization microscopy (PALM)
– Stochastic optical reconstruction microscopy (STORM)
– Single particle tracking (SPT)

KEY FEATURES
– Corrects aberrations and restores diffraction-limited PSF
– Delivers best 2D and 3D localization precision for PALM/STORM imaging
– Doubles the number of detected photons and improves localization precision
– High temporal stability of the correction

MicAO: Adaptive Optics add-on module for SMLM

 Miki Iluz

Features:

  • Restores Point Spread Function (PSF) symmetry
  • Doubles the number of detected photons
  • Improves near diffraction-limited resolution
  • Allows you to create a perfect PSF ecoding astigmatism or tetrapod to go 3D
  • Gives you a better 2D and 3D localization precision
  • Is compatible with long-term imaging

Mirao 52e – Optimized for closed-loop operations Copy

 Johanna Taieb

BEST FOR
– Bio-imaging
– Ophthalmology
– Microscopy
– Beam shaping

KEY SPECS
– ±50 µm stroke (tilt p/v)
– 15 mm pupil with 52 actuators
– Exceptional surface quality (less than 10 nm rms active flat)
– Virtually no hysteresis (less than 2%)
– Near perfect linearity (over 95%)
– Compatible with open-loop control
– USB2 connectivity

Mirao 52es – For long-term wavefront stability

 Johanna Taieb

KEY SPECS
– ±50 µm stroke (tilt p/v)
– 15 mm pupil with 52 actuators
– Exceptional surface quality (<10 nm rms active flat)
– Virtually no hysteresis (<2%) – Near perfect linearity (>95%)
– Compatible with open-loop control
– USB2 connectivity
– Ultra-high temporal stability

mu-DM: Deformable mirror for microscopy & ophthalmology

 Miki Iluz

Features of µDM deformable mirror for microscopy

  • Fast closed-loop convergence and accurate sensorless correction with perfect linearity and absence of hysteresis
  • Preserved photon budget with achromatic, highly reflective and continuous membrane
  • Long-term stability with temporal drift automatic compensation
  • Large dynamic range with 50% of actuators stroke still available while generating 40 microns PtV of focus
  • Fine timing control with trigger-in and trigger-out features
  • Easy integration with electronics embedded in a single-piece design and connection via a USB3 cable
  • Correction up to 10th Zernike order thanks to optimized actuator layout

WAVETUNE – Perfect loop control for imperfect wavefronts

 Johanna Taieb

RECOMMENDED APPLICATIONS
– Free-space communication
– Astronomy
– Microscopy
– Ophthalmology
– Ultra-intense lasers

KEY FEATURES

– Modal Wavefront Analysis + Intensity Analysis
– Wavefront Correction Diagnosis + Influence Matrix Analysis + AO Control
– System Integrate using either C/C++, Python or Labview SDK
– Several hundred available functions
– Dozens of examples