Specialised Imaging introduces the Aurora ultra-high-speed camera
It offers up to 20 million fps, 900×740 resolution, and 180 frames per burst for scientific research.
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In short: Specialised Imaging introduced new cameras, sensors, and partnerships while advancing ballistic, fusion, and drug-delivery research.
It offers up to 20 million fps, 900×740 resolution, and 180 frames per burst for scientific research.
The service upgrades older cameras with new components for improved performance at lower cost than new ones. It addresses obsolescence and outdated interfaces using modern Ethernet control.
SI Sensors' vacuum-sealed enclosures protect CMOS image sensors in extreme environments with sapphire-to-metal sealing and high optical clarity.
It emits a 300ns high-intensity flash for shadowgraph systems using standard cameras. Compatible with SIM series, Kirana, and TCAM cameras.
Similarly, it offers a feature called Region of Interest (ROI) Windowing, which enables higher frame rates by analysing only selected portions of captured images, thereby...
The Tracker2 from Specialised Imaging is a high-speed tracking system designed to enable engineers and ballisticians to optimise performance of ordinance...
Specialised Imaging reports that its Kirana ultra-high speed video camera has been chosen by researchers at the University of Dresden (Germany) following a head-to-head comparison...
Unlike conventional ultrafast framing cameras, the SIM-D duplex camera from Specialised Imaging provides up to 16 separate optical channels without compromising performance or image quality...
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