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Cooled sCMOS Cameras

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Ximea’s MJ042MR-GP-P11-BSI-UV model was added to its portfolio of scientific cameras. It’s equipped with a Gpixel PulSar sCMOS sensor that is combined with Peltier cooling and USB3 interface. The camera body is extended by a standard DN 63 CF vacuum flange with additional flange formats available on demand. The Pulsar sensor extends the spectral range from IR, VIS, and UV into the soft x-ray regime. The camera is suited for a wide range of potential applications, including astronomy, nanotechnology, and industrial and life science applications.

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May 2023
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