TDI Camera C10000-401 Time Delay Integration Camera FEATURES High resolution / high sensitivity (Horizontal spatial resolution with 128(V) TDI stages) - 2048(H) × 128 (V) , 4 TAP The C10000-401 TDI camera is useful for a wide range of imaging applications requiring high speed operation with high sensitivity simultaneously. TDI is a special image acquisition method that has been used extensively in machine vision applications for industrial inspection. TDI imaging is appropriate for applications where it is desired to record a linear process over time, or where the aspect ratio of the subject being imaged is significantly asymmetric. TDI is particularly useful for low light level scanning applications for which a typical line scan camera can not make a useful image. Also, frame readout mode is available for easy focusing. Line rate up to 50 kHz High speed imaging combined with high sensitivity and low noise Great spectral response for UV-NIR with back thinned CCD 100× anti-blooming with lateral overflow drain Dynamic range of 800 : 1 12 bit / 8 bit selectable A/D converter Bi-directional scanning operation Frame readout mode for easy focusing Real time shading correction with internal DSP APPLICATIONS High speed imaging for low light applications i.e. fluorescence imaging Electronics manufacturing and inspection Semiconductor inspection High speed scanning for a large size sample i.e. flat panel displays OPERATING PRINCIPLE OF TDI TDI (Time Delay Integration): Time Delay Integration is a technology of scanning in which a frame transfer device produces a continuous video image of a moving object by means of a stack of linear arrays aligned with and synchronized to the motion of the object to be imaged in such a way that, as the image moves from one line to the next, the integrated charge moves along with it, providing higher resolution at lower light levels than is possible with a line-scan camera. Time 1 Scanning orientation Charge Signal transfer object motion Camera Object motion Time 2 Time 3 SPECTRAL RESPONSE C10000-401 2048 (H) × 128 (V) Back thinned type 12 μm(H) × 12 μm(V) 24.58 mm(H) × 1.536 mm(V) TDI readout mode or frame readout mode*1 Bi direction 4 TAP (512 × 4) Lateral overflow drain (100×) 30 MHz 0.45 kHz to 50 kHz Internal setting by serial command*2 / External trigger 80 000 electrons 100 electrons r.m.s. 800 : 1 2×2 1 time to 5 times (16 steps) 12 bit / 8 bit *3 Real-time shading correction Base Configuration Serial control in Camera Link 60 MHz 2 TAP (1024 × 2) Mini-Camera Link (SDR) × 1 F-mount DC +12 V / 20 W -10 : to +50 : 0 : to +40 : 70 % max. (with no condensation) * This is typical, not guaranteed. 100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 Wavelength (nm) TDI SENSOR STRUCTURE 1 Bi-directional transfer 128 Type number Pixel number Device structure Cell size Effective area Readout mode TDI transfer direction TDI output channel Anti-blooming TDI pixel clock rate TDI line rate TDI line rate control Full-well capacity (typ.) Readout noise (typ.) Dynamic range (typ.) Binning Analog enhancement gain A/D converter Image processing Interface Camera control Camera output clock Camera output channel Camera Link connector Lens mount Power / Power consumption Ambient storage tenmperature Ambient operating temperature Ambient operating / storage humidity Quantum efficiency (%) SPECIFICATIONS 2 3 4 2 3 4 512 1 TAP *1 Frame readout mode is useful for easy focusing, but it is not suitable for measurement. Please consult with our sales office for details 2 Internal TDI line rate is set by 33 ns step. * * 3 Selectable by serial command. DIMENSIONAL OUTLINES (Unit : mm) C10000-401 (Approx. 1.4 kg) 48.5±0.5 80±0.5 CCD Center 4-M4 D=10 47.4±0.5(Optical focal distance 46.5) 95±1 97±1 50±0.5 48.5±0.5 TDI CAMERA C10000 F Mount 12±0.5 25.2±0.5 157±2 5.2±1 95±1 97±1 CAMERA TM ★ Product and software package names noted in this documentation are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective manufacturers. ● ● ● Subject to local technical requirements and regulations, availability of products included in this promotional material may vary. Please consult your local sales representative. Information furnished by HAMAMATSU is believed to be reliable. However, no responsibility is assumed for possible inaccuracies or omissions. 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