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C15606-102P
C15606-102P 是一款高灵敏度 X 射线 sCMOS 相机，其视野约为滨松传统型号的两倍。它既能实现 1200 万像素的高分辨率，又能实现 121 帧/秒的高读出速度，使成像速度比过去捕获的速度更快，视野广，分辨率高。
采用大型面阵传感器
采用 25.344 mm×14.256 mm 的大型面阵传感器，实现约是传统型号 C12849-111U 的两倍的视野。
凭借 1200 万像素的高分辨率，可实现宽视野成像。
实现高速成像
在保持与 C12849-111U 相同水平的读出噪声的同时，与相同像素数相比，它以大约 10 倍的读出速度实现了高速成像。
它可以捕捉过去无法完全捕捉的高速现象。
* 标准最大阱容模式
用途
- X 射线 Micro CT
- 高分辨率 X 射线成像
- X 射线衍射
- XAFS
软件
详细参数
| 类型编号 | C15606-102P |
|---|---|
| 成像设备 | 科学 CMOS 图像传感器 |
| 有效像素数 | 4608 (H) × 2592 (V) |
| 细胞大小 | 5.5 μm (H) × 5.5 μm (V) |
| 有效面积 | 25.344 mm (H) × 14.256 mm (V) |
| 闪烁体 | GOS(P43) 20 μm |
| FOP | 1:1 |
| 最大阱容 | 标准最大阱容模式：1000 个电子（典型值） 高最大阱容模式：38,000 个电子（典型值） |
| 读出速度 | 标准最大阱容模式：121 帧/秒（在全像素扫描模式下） 高最大阱容模式：30 帧/秒（在全像素扫描模式下） |
| 读出噪声 | 标准最大阱容模式：2.2 个电子 rms（典型值） 高最大阱容模式：3.0 个电子 rms（典型值） |
| 曝光时间 | 标准最大阱容模式：6.304 μs 至 1 s *1 高最大阱容模式：50.432 μs 至 1 s |
| 冷却方法 | 风冷（珀耳帖制冷 + 强制风冷），水冷 |
| 冷却温度 | 风冷（环境温度：+25 ̊C）：+30 ̊C 水冷（水温：+25 ̊C）：+30 ̊C |
| 暗电流 | 风冷（冷却温度：+30 ̊C）：20 个电子/像素/秒（典型值） |
| 动态范围 | 标准最大阱容模式：550:1（典型值） *2 高最大阱容模式：15,000:1（典型值） *2 |
| 子阵列 | 是 |
| 像素合并 | 2×2、4×4 |
| 外部触发器输入模式 | 边缘触发、电平触发、同步读出触发、全局复位边缘触发、全局复位电平触发、启动触发 |
| 触发输出 | 全局曝光定时输出、可编程定时输出、触发就绪输出、高输出、低输出 |
| 接口 | CoaXPress (Quad CXP-6) |
| 最大管电压 | 25 kV 至 70 kV |
| AD 转换器 | 标准最大阱容模式：12 位 高最大阱容模式：16 位 |
| 电源 | AC100 V 至 AC240 V，50 Hz/60 Hz |
| 用电功耗 | 约 200 VA |
| 操作环境温度 | +15 ̊C 至 +29 ̊C *3 |
| 存储环境温度 | -10 ̊C 至 +50 ̊C |
| 操作环境湿度 | 30% 至 60% 强制风冷（无冷凝）*3 |
| 存储环境湿度 | 最高 80%（无冷凝） |
* 1 如果设置了较长的曝光时间，则可能出现饱和像素。在这种情况下，建议使用高最大阱容模式。
*2 根据最大阱容和读出噪声的比率计算（中位数）。
* 3 如果未满足工作环境温度或工作环境湿度要求，则停止制冷过程以保护相机，并将图像的数字数据设置为 0 计数，并会发出通知。
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