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Electron-Multiplying CCD Camera

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Electron-Multiplying CCD CameraThe Hawk 252 cooled electron-multiplying CCD camera from Raptor Photonics Ltd. offers HD resolution for surveillance applications.

The Hawk 252 is back illuminated, enabling sensitive imaging of <50 μlux and quantum efficiency of >95% at 600 nm, which is comparable to GEN III image intensifier performance. It also offers enhanced blue response from 180 nm for low-light UV detection. The Hawk 252 features fan-less cooling, making it ideal for integration into airborne electro-optical payloads and discrete low-light surveillance.

Applications include ground-based and airborne surveillance, UV imaging, and blue response. It can also be used for situational awareness and scientific imaging.

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