Specialized Imaging has launched a new version of its SIM family of ultra high-speed framing cameras. The camera, known as SIMX, is designed to capture up to 16 high resolution images without creating shading or parallax at up to 1 billion fps.
The camera can achieve up to 50lp/mm system resolution and has 1320 x 1024 pixel sensor resolution. It has up to 16 discrete intensified optical channels, adjustable inter-frame time in 1 ns steps, and up to 10,000x gain adjustment capability. The camera comes with a standard Nikon F-mount lens mount and has a Canon lens mount option available. It also has an optional port for high-speed video.
The camera is designed for imaging applications requiring ultra high-speed imaging capability, including areas such as nanotechnology and micromachines, medical research testing, spray and particle analysis, and automotive testing.
To Learn More:
Contact: Specialized Imaging Inc.
Headquarters: Temecula, CA, USA
Product: SIMX framing camera
Key Features: 1320 x 1024 resolution, up to 1 billion fps frame rate, 10,000x gain adjustment
What Specialized Imaging Inc. says: View more information on SIMX framing camera
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