Andor iVac316 deeply cooled CCD camera
The iVac-316 is a camera especially well suited for Raman spectroscopy with very weak signals requiring long integration time. The low noise is obtained due to a deep cooling of the detector chip to -60oC. Here you can find more information about the iVac-316 series, and see which of Ibsen’s spectrometers uses this camera.
Key features
- High sensitivity in the SW-NIR range
- Deep cooling for long integration time
Find more information about the specific detector on the supplier’s website.
| iVac-316 | |
|---|---|
| Supplier | Andor |
| Technology | LD-CCD |
| Cooling | to -60oC |
| Number of pixels | 2000 x 256 |
| Pixel width | 15 microns |
| Pixel height | 15 microns |
| Min. integration time | NA |
| Signal-to-Noise ratio | NA |
| Dynamic range | NA |
Spectrometers using this detector
| UV | VIS | NIR | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EAGLE Raman-S, ENS-316C, 800 - 1100 nm | EAGLE High Resolution |
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