Optronis has further developed the established high-speed machine vision cameras of the Cyclone series into the CyclonePlus series. Mechanical design improvements to the camera housing and lens mounts as well as enhancements on image processing have been incorporated. Both make it easier to integrate the CyclonePlus cameras into existing or new systems. The length […]
Propagation Synchronous Integration is used to obtain 5- to 10-times higher sensitivity for measurements with streak cameras. Various measurements with streak cameras use a liquid solution of the substance to be measured. In this solution, the substance is excited with a short laser pulse and emits light to be measured. The measurement is often carried […]
CamPerform-CycloneFiber camera series with fiber optical transmission Optronis complements its product portfolio with new cameras of the CycloneFiber series. The new camera models feature a very powerful optical interface based on the CoaXPress-over-Fiber standard, with data rates of 40 Gbps. CoaXPress-over-Fiber uses standard electronics, cables and interfaces also used for fast Ethernet connections. The CoaXPress […]
Visualization of detonation front curvature with Nanosecond temporal resolution The chemical reaction inside a homogeneous explosive agent can be initiated at a small spot and will then propagate spherically from this spot. The propagation can be observed as optical emission at the interface between the explosive and the air. Measurement along only one line […]
New research insights for key innovation fields With the world’s first commercially available Solid State Streak Camera (S3C), Optronis GmbH from Kehl, Germany, offers research a new instrument to enable detailed scientific investigations in the field of ultrafast processes. In particular, the semiconductor-based streak camera opens up new application possibilities in important innovation fields, such […]
Optronis introduces streak camera without electron tube Up to date, electron tubes are still integrated in streak cameras to capture fast processes with nano- and pico-second time resolution. Streak cameras are therefore very powerful but also large and expensive. Optronis offers the world’s first commercially available streak camera that uses a semiconductor sensor instead of […]
Optronis is unveiling two new cameras for industrial image processing, with its CP70-16-M/C-148 and CP70-2-M/C-1000 models. Both use the CoaXPress standard for continuous transmission of image data in real time. The cameras come with a global shutter, and are available in a monochrome or colour version from May of this year.