紫外、可见、近红外高灵敏度冷却CCD相机 ELSE-i系列
用于小动物活体成像,in vivo imaging,活体动物的生物发光和荧光检测,中子探测,高分辨X射线CT灯成像应用
- 产地: 德国
- 型号: ELSE-i 1k1k, ELSE-i 2k2k, ELSE-i 2k2k plus, ELSE-i 4k4k
- 品牌: greateyes
用于小动物活体成像,in vivo imaging,活体动物的生物发光和荧光检测,中子探测,高分辨X射线CT灯成像应用
公司介绍:
成立于2008年的greateyes,是以德国柏林洪堡大学的技术为基础,迅速发展成为国际知名的先进探测器生产企业。如今,其科研与工业客户群体已遍布多个国家。
greateyes开发、生产并销售高性能科学相机。其作为精确探测器,被广泛应用于成像与谱学应用领域。同时,greateyes公司也生产用于太阳能产业的电致荧光与光致荧光检测系统。
产品介绍:
greateyes基于独特的平台概念,提供用于紫外、可见和近红外的成像和光谱应用的大面阵相 机。深度冷却、高品质的CCD相机传感器具有超低噪声,可优化微弱信号的探测。采用不同 的像素模式、传感技术以及传感涂层使成像或光谱应用优化。
全帧CCD传感器集成在真空密闭腔室里,拥有多级半导体冷却以及单一光学窗口。相机提供丰 富的功能,例如灵活的像素联用操作、不同的触发和同步模式、可调的软件基线、传感器和散 热系统的温度监控。
主要特点:
结构紧凑
灵活的联用模式
量子化效率高达98%
满井容量高达700.000 eˉ
深度制冷温度低至-100°C
读出噪声低至3.5 eˉ
18 bit 动态范围
水冷和强制风冷
典型应用:
天文观测
LIBS 光谱仪
中子层析成像
EL / PL 成像
超冷量子研究
活体荧光生物成像
左图是一只老鼠的散射图像。右图为使用ELSE-i 1k1kDD NIR相机和特定滤光片对淋巴结肿瘤组织中积累的荧光标记染料得到的散射和荧光检测的叠加图。
性能参数:
ELSE-i 1k1k | ELSE-i 2k2k | ELSE-i 2k2k plus | ELSE-i 4k4k | |||||
紫外波段增强 | BI UV3 | BI UV3 | BI UV2 BIUV4 | |||||
可见光波段增强 | FI BI BR BI MID | FI BI MID | BI MID | FI BI BR BI MID | ||||
近红外波段增强 | DD NIR DD MU2 | DD NIR DD MU2 | DD MU2 | |||||
像素规格( 标称) | 1024 × 1024(FI) | 2048 × 2052 | 2048 × 2064 | 4096× 4112 | ||||
像素尺寸 | 13 μm × 13 μm | 13.5 μm × 13.5 μm | 15 μm × 15 μm | 15 μm × 15 μm | ||||
满井容量 | 100 keˉ | 120 keˉ | 100 keˉ | 150 keˉ | 150 keˉ | 150 keˉ | 350 keˉ | |
读出噪声典型值(eˉ) @ 50 kHz | 3.4 | 3.8 8.7 | 4.6 | 4.8 | 3.0 | |||
可调增益(counts/eˉ) Standard mode High capacity | 1 | 1 0.34 | 0.6 0.2 | 0.6 0.2 | 1 0.34 | |||
暗电流( eˉ/pixel/s) | @-100°C 0.00015 0.0005 | @-90°C 0.0001 0.001 | @-90°C 0.00008 | @-90°C 0.00008 0.00006 | ||||
芯片等级 | Grade 0 or grade 1 (标准) |
QE曲线:
典型应用:
活体荧光生物成像
天文观测
LIBS 光谱仪
中子层析成像
EL / PL 成像
超冷量子研究
GE_ELSE_i成像系列_datasheet 2021-5-11.pdf
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