Digital array camera

Function and Application

The CCD line camera is used to measure light intensity as a function of position (in pixels or mm) or time. It is used for the investigation and analysis of diffraction and interference patterns.

Benefits

• 3648-pixel sensor with 8 µm pitch for high-resolution measurements of light patterns
• 16-bit intensity resolution for precise detection of principal and secondary maxima
• Lensless sensor for distortion-free recording of the complete diffraction and interference pattern

Technical Specification

• Sensor: 3648 pixels
• Resolution: 1 pixel / 0.8 µm
• Operating temperature range: 5–40 °C
• Housing: metal
• Rod diameter: 10 mm
• Rod length: 100 mm
• Dimensions: 83 × 128 × 63 mm
• Weight: 600 g