Photometrics Kinetix sCMOS Camera

• 95% Quantum Efficiency
• 29.4 Diagonal Field of View
• 500 FPS

Product Description

High Speed Back Illuminated sCMOS

The back-illuminated Kinetix Scientific CMOS (sCMOS) camera delivers the fastest speed and the largest field of view with the most balanced pixel size and near perfect 95% quantum efficiency.

Extreme Speed

Taking advantage of an 8-bit readout mode, the Kinetix sCMOS delivers a tremendous 500 frames per second (fps), full frame with a 29.4 mm diagonal field of view.

The optimized line time allows the speed to significantly outperform typical sCMOS devices, delivering over 5000 megapixels/second – over a 10-fold improvement.

Large Field of View

The 29.4 mm square sensor of the Kinetix is designed to increase throughput, maximize the amount of data captured in a single frame and take full advantage of new, larger field of view microscopes.

At 29.4 mm diagonal, the Kinetix sensor has a 2.4x larger imaging area than typical sCMOS cameras allowing the user to significantly speed up data acquisition.

High Sensitivity

The Kinetix back-illuminated sCMOS camera achieves a near-perfect 95% quantum efficiency.

By bringing the light in from the back of the sensor, photons land directly onto the light receiving surface, maximizing light collecting capability.  The Kinetix combines 95% quantum efficiency with a low 1.2 e- read noise to deliver the most sensitive sCMOS camera at 500 frames per second.

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Additional information

Specifications

Sensor Teledyne Photometrics Kinetix Sensor
Active Array Size 3200 x 3200 (10.24 Megapixel)
Pixel Area 6.5µm x 6.5µm (42.25µm2)
Sensor Area 20.8mm x 20.8mm
29.4mm diagonal
Peak QE% >95%
Readout Mode
Rolling Shutter
Effective Global Shutter
Programmable Scan Mode
Binning 2×2 (Digital)
Linearity >99%
Cooling Options Air Cooled
Liquid Cooled

Key Camera Features

• 500 Frames per Second
• 29.4 mm Diagonal Field of View
• 1.2 e- Read Noise
• 95% Quantum Efficiency
• 6.5 µm x 6.5 µm Pixel Area

Primary Applications

• TIRF Microscopy
• Ratiometric Imaging
• Cell Motility
• Light Sheet Microscopy