greateyes Vacuum CCD Cameras
The ELSE and ALEX CCD cameras by greateyes integrate cutting-edge low-noise electronics and ultra-deep cooling technology within a compact design and vacuum compatibility.
Both have multiple readout speeds supporting pixel rates from 50 kHz up to 5 MHz and true 18-bit AD conversion that allows users to exploit the full dynamic range of the CCD sensor for highest performance and SNR. The ELSE supports ultraviolet, visible spectroscopy, and near infrared applications while the ALEX is for applications in the vacuum ultraviolet, extreme ultraviolet, and X-ray range up to 20 keV. Choose from spectral sensitivities and flange types to find the best solution for your X-ray imaging or spectroscopic application.
Axiom Optics
Boston, MA
www.axiomoptics.com
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