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NEWTON, N.J., Oct. 31, 2017 — The 2.1-MP Quantalux sCMOS Camera from Thorlabs Inc. is based on a high-performance 1e− read-noise imager.

Ideal for demanding imaging applications, the monochrome sensor can image the full frame at 50 fps with 16-bit resolution and offers a peak quantum efficiency of 61 percent at 600 nm. Packaged in a 2.38 × 2.78-in. housing, the sCMOS camera is equipped with passive thermal management for the sensor, reducing dark current without the need for a cooling fan or thermoelectric cooler. A USB3.0 interface provides compatibility with most computers.

The compact housing of the Quantalux sCMOS camera enables seamless integration into a multitude of setups. Applications include fluorescence microscopy, VIS/NIR imaging, multispectral imaging and low-light inspection.

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