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Version 1.1 rev Jan 2013
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iXon Ultra
, Features and Functionality
3.8.1 - OptAcquire modes
Pre-dened OptAcquire modes include:
Sensitivity and Speed (EM Amplier)
Optimized for capturing weak signal at fast frame rates with single photon
sensitivity. Suited to the majority of EMCCD applications.
Dynamic Range and Speed
(EM Amplier)
Congured to deliver optimal dynamic range at moderately fast frame
rates. Moderate EM Gain applied.
Fastest Frame Rate (EM amplier)
For when it’s all about speed! Optimized for absolute fastest frame rates
of the camera. Especially effective when combined with sub-array/binning
selections.
Time Lapse (EM Amplier)
Congured to capture low-light images with time intervals between
exposures. Overlap (‘frame transfer’) readout is deactivated.
Time Lapse and Short Exposures
(EM Amplier)
Congured to minimize vertical smear when using exposure < 3ms.
EMCCD Highest Dynamic Range
(EM amplier)
Combines EMCCD low-light detection with the absolute highest dynamic
range that the camera can deliver. Since this requires slower readout,
frame rate is sacriced.
CCD Lowest Noise / Slow readout (Conventional Amplier)
Optimized for slow scan CCD detection with lowest noise oor.
Recommended for long exposure applications where slow readout can be
tolerated.
CCD Highest Dynamic Range (Conventional Amplier)
Optimized for slow scan CCD detection with highest available dynamic
range. Recommended for brighter signals OR when it is possible to apply
long exposures to overcome noise oor.
CCD noise / readout balance (Conventional Amplier)
Optimized for slow scan CCD detection, achieving a balance between
noise oor and readout time.
Photon Counting
Conguration recommended for photon counting with individual exposures
< 10sec.
Photon Counting with Long Exposures (> 10 sec)
Conguration recommended for photon counting with individual exposures
> 10sec.
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