CCD Chip
The CCD chip provides a maximum resolution of 4008 x 2672 pixel. The Peltier-cooled CCD chip is stabilized at a temperature of 15° C. Noise is further reduced via innovative digital read-out technology. The result is high sensitivity and efficiency as well as an extraordinary signal-to-noise ratio.
Exposure Times
The camera has an electronic shutter. Extremely fast exposure times - less than 1 ms - are viable, along with extremely lengthy ones - up to 60 sec. This ensures perfect acquisition of your specimen no matter whether current conditions require a long or very brief exposure time. The camera also supports various binning modes, thus enhancing sensitivity even more.
Frame Rates
The Morada uses a maximum pixel clock rate of 24 MHz. This makes read-out rates of up to 10 frames per second in the partial read-out mode possible. This mode enables users to search specimens conveniently at their PCs for relevant detail as well as being able to set various microscope parameters. For the SnapShot, the Morada automatically switches to the 12-MHz mode. This ensures further noise reduction and perfect image acquisition.
Various scintillators
The Morada uses new, specially designed scintillators, thus fulfilling customers' requirements. These scintillators are optimized for 100 keV and 200 keV, in accordance with customer specifications.
Trigger Function
The camera supports a trigger function.
FireWire™ Technology
Acquired images are transferred to the PC via FireWire™ (IEEE 1394) technology.
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