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Scientific CCD CamerasThe Syncerity VUV deep-cooled scientific CCD camera from Horiba Scientific has features CCDs sensitive in the far ultraviolet range.

The system features a 58 percent quantum efficiency at 120 nm without an anti-reflective coating. It is thermoelectrically cooled to -50 °C in vacuum or to -30 °C with N2 purge and offers low dark current and low noise.

The camera includes a Viton-sealed flange for compatibility with high-vacuum chambers such as VUV spectrographs. The CCDs can be provided with an anti-reflective coating for 115 to 200 nm or without an anti-reflective coating for 135 to 1100 nm. The camera also can come with or without a magnesium fluoride window.

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