New Series of Scientific Imaging Cameras

New EMCCD and Scientific CMOS Cameras are Perfect for Low Light Imaging Applications.

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HORIBA Scientific, global leader in optical spectroscopy equipment, is pleased to announce the release of three new scientific imaging cameras: EFiS, AToR and iRiS. These three new cameras complement the existing scientific camera line already offered by HORIBA Scientific. Dedicated to low light imaging applications such as fluorescence imaging, astronomy, X-ray tomography and single molecule detection, the EFiS, AToR and iRiS are the ideal candidates when photons are scarce or when fast temporal acquisition is required. A choice of several software packages is offered with these cameras, depending on the customer budget and application.

The EFiS is a scientific frame transfer EMCCD camera with a 1004x1002 sensor size enabling optimum data resolution. The frame transfer technology adds the benefit of not requiring a mechanical shutter for ultra-fast data acquisition.

The AToR is a scientific interline EMCCD camera with a sensor size of 658x496 pixels. The interline transfer technology allows very ...

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