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High-speed camera for fluorescence imaging
Intensified high-speed camera
Intensified camera with ultra-short gating
High-speed Intensified Camera Attachment
Compact lens-coupled image intensifier
Intensifier Control
Unit for Automated Systems
Record and edit high-speed videos with one or multiple cameras.
Record and analyze fluorescence lifetime images.
Custom imaging products, sensors and software for low light level applications.

Match my Camera

The relay optics of HiCATT and TRiCATT project the output of the image intensifier onto the sensor of a (high-speed) camera. Using this calculator you can determine the optimal configuration of image intensifer diameter and relay optics for your camera and application. If you plan to use the high-speed camera in a cropped mode (for higher speeds) you can enter the cropped resolution values to see the effect.

Sensor properties

Select a high-speed camera from the list below or enter your sensor properties manually.


Camera
Sensor resolution x pixels
Pixel size um

If you enter the sensor resolution and the pixel size, then the sensor size will be calculated when you press the button below.
If you only know the sensor size, then pressing the button below will show the available intensifier-sensor configurations.

Sensor size x mm
Calculate

 Results 

Please enter the size of your sensor, or the resolution and the pixel size.
The results can only be shown if the sensor size is either known or calculated.

HiCATT High-speed camera attachment for intensified imaging

The High-speed Intensified Camera Attachment (HiCATT) is designed for use with a high-speed camera. It increases the sensitivity of your camera and enables low-light imaging at frame rates up to 1 MHz (10 Mhz in burst)

The TRiCATT is a compact lens-coupled image intensifier for scientific and industrial applications that require: Low-light level imaging, Ultra-short exposures through fast gating, Frequency-domain imaging using lock-in detection