Description
The pco.dimax cs camera series has been specifically designed for harsh and demanding applications, inter alia vehicle crash tests or microscopy experiments. Therefore, the cameras are compact, lightweight and ruggedized, allowing for being mounted in a multitude of positions (onboard, off-board).
The pco.dimax cs4 achieves frame rates of up to 1102 fps at a resolution of 2016 x 2016 pixels. Its excellent light sensitivity and outstanding image quality classify the slow motion videos for precise analysis and measurements.
For on-site ease of viewing, an HD-SDI video output and automated lens control are included. With secure synchronization in multi-camera environments, the pco.dimax CS will provide crisp, brilliant colour images in any challenging car safety testing situation. Use the pco.dimax CS4 camera with the latest software from PCO.
Key Features:
- 1102 fps @ 2016 x 2016 resolution
- 85 x 85 x 102.5 mm compact measurement
- 12 bit dynamic range
- 9 GB internal camera memory
- high-G ruggedized body (150G for 11 ms)
- secure trigger & sync modes
- excellent light sensitivity
- quick-change lens adapter
- automatic image calibration
- HD-SDI output
- electronic Canon lens control (optional)
Technical Specification:
| Unit | Setpoint | pco.dimax cs4 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Resolution (hor x vert) | pixel | 2016 x 2016 | |
| Pixel Size (hor x vert) | µm | 11.0 x 11.0 | |
| Peak Quantum Efficiency | % | @ 600 nm typ. | 50 |
| Dynamic Range A/D | bit | 12 | |
| Readout Noise | e- med | 22 | |
| Frame Rate | fps | 1603 | |
| Exposure Time Range | 1.5 µs - 40 ms | ||
| Region of Interest (ROI) | steps of | 24 x 4 pixel (centered) | |
| Optical Input | F-mount, C-mount | ||
| Data Interface | GigE |
Quantum Efficiency Curve:
pco.dimax cs monochrome sensor quantum efficiency curve
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