Jan. 13, 2010

Pushing Interline Further

Andor Technology announced a higher performance from the most sensitive interline CCD camera on the market, Clara. Based on measured QC data from the first 200 cameras built, the company is able to reduce the typical read noise to 2.4 electrons at 1MHz, representing a low detection limit. In addition, a significant improvement to the cooling performance; the Clara now offers cooling to -55 °C with internal fan only (no water required), complementing an impressive -20 °C under fan-off (vibration free) operation is possible.
moreJun. 01, 2008

Sony: Image Sensing Solutions, Commitment to Eastern Europe

Sony Europe's Image Sensing Solutions (ISS) division announced a new network of distributors across Eastern Europe. "Eastern Europe represents a significant growth opportunity for Sony ISS and this is a strategic commitment to build close lasting relationships with both partners and customers," said Gary Quinn, senior manager for the region. "We have market leading products and extensive experience in all aspects of image and video acquisition: our aim is to build a network of trusted partners who can bring these benefits to a growing and dynamic market." moreJul. 01, 2007

Basler: Serial Production Started

Basler: Serial Production Started - Basler's pioneer series entered series production in May 2007 with the first series production batches for the majority of models in that family. After a zero-series phase the cameras have accomplished key customer tests. The product family consists of ten camera models from VGA to 5 megapixels in resolution and up to 210 frames per second in speed. They are equipped with Kodak or Sony CCD image sensors to ensure the best mixture of speed, resolution and an attractive price. more