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    USB Silicon CCD Cameras

    SP Series

    SP503U, SP620U

    Built in photodiode trigger


    Features
    ■ USB 2.0 compatible
    ■ 64dB true system dynamic range - highest in the industry
    ■ Programmable high speed electronic shutter
    ■ Choice of LBA, BeamStar or BeamGage software for sophisticated measurements
    ■ Spectral range: 190 - 1300nm
    ■ Gain adjustable to accommodate a wide range of input levels
    ■ Unique built in optical trigger synchronizes with even the shortest laser pulses.
    ■ Slim profile and multiple mounting options
    ■ Available with BeamGage, LBA and BeamStar software

    L-Series

    USB L11058
    Features
    ■ 35mm format for large beams
    ■ 59dB true system dynamic range
    ■ Spectral range: 190 - 1300nm
    ■ Available only with BeamGage and LBA software

    For latest updates please visit our website: www.ophir-spiricon.com


    15 June 2009
    USB Cameras for use with Laptop or Desktop PC
    Item Specification
    Camera SP503U SP620U USB L11058
    Application: ½" format, slim profile, wide 1/1.8" format, high resolution, wide 36mm x 24mm, 35mm format
    dynamic range, CW & pulsed dynamic range, pulsed lasers, CW for large beams, CW YAG,
    lasers, adjustable ROI YAG, adjustable ROI Adjustable ROI
    Spectral Response: 190 – 1320nm(2) 190 – 1320nm(2) 190 – 1100nm(2)
    Maximum beam size: 6.3mm W x 4.7mm H 7.1mm W x 5.4mm H 20mm W x 13.5mm H
    Pixel spacing: 9.9µm x 9.9µm 4.40µm x 4.40µm 9.0µm x 9.0µm
    Number of effective pixels: 640 x 480 1600 x 1200 4008 x 2672
    Minimum system dynamic range: 64 dB 62 dB 59dB
    Linearity with Power: ±1% ±1% ±1%
    Accuracy of beam width: ±2%
    Frame rates: 50 fps at full resolution 7.5 fps at full resolution 3.1 fps at full resolution
    In 12 bit mode: 80 fps at 320x240 28 fps at 640x480 higher rates with binning and
    smaller region of interest
    Shutter duration: 30us to multiple frame times 10us to multiple frame times
    Gain control 43:1 automatic or manual control 29:1 automatic or manual control 14:1 manual control LBA only
    Trigger: Various options below allow synchronization with laser pulses Supports both Trigger In and Strobe
    at up to 1KHz repetition rates(4). LED on camera indicates Out.
    triggering. Built in pre-trigger allows synchronization to even
    sub-nanosecond pulses. The various trigger input options are
    given below:
    1. Built in optical trigger on camera face unique to Spiricon SP
    cameras. Will synchronize with laser pulse energies >10µJ
    under most conditions(5).
    2. BNC connector accepts positive or negative voltage trigger.
    Same connector can provide trigger out to synch laser.
    Supports programmable delay on Strobe Out.
    3. Optional external photodiode trigger connects to cable and
    BNC input of camera for cases where optical signal does not
    reach built in optical trigger – see below.
    Photodiode trigger: Optional photodiode trigger available: P/N SPZ17005 N/A
    Saturation intensity(1): 1.3µW/cm2 2.2µW/cm2 2.2µW/cm2 0.15µW/cm2
    Lowest measurable signal(1): 0.5nW/cm2 2.5nW/cm2 0.17nW/cm2
    Damage threshold: 50W/cm / 0.1J/cm with all filters installed for <100ns pulse width 0.15mW/cm2
    2 2 (3)

    Dimensions and CCD recess: 96mm x 76mm x 16mm 96mm x 76mm x 23mm 83mm x 76mm x 128mm
    CCD recess: 4.5mm below CCD recess: 4.5mm below surface CCD recess: 18.8mm below bezel,
    surface 31.75 from ND filter holder
    Pulsed with trigger synch – Pulsed with trigger synch – excellent Pulsed with trigger synch- excellent
    excellent Pulsed with video trigger – good Pulsed with video trigger – good
    Image quality at 1064nm:
    Pulsed with video trigger – good CW – good CW - good
    CW – poor
    Operation mode: Interline transfer progressive scan CCD
    Software supported: BeamGage, LBA and BeamStar BeamGage and LBA
    PC interface: USB 2.0
    Minimum host system Pentium IV 1GHz (Dual-core & >2GHz for best performance), 1GB Memory, USB2, Operating system:
    requirements: Windows XP Pro, Vista-32
    (1) Camera set to full resolution at maximum frame rate and equivalent exposure times, running CW at 632.8nm wavelength. Camera set to minimum useful gain for saturation test and
    maximum useful gain for lowest signal test.
    (2) May be useable for wavelengths below 350nm but sensitivity is low and detector deterioration may occur. Therefore UV image converter is recommended. For operation at 1300nm
    sensitivity is low and short wavelength blocking filter SPZ08242 is recommended.
    (3) This is the damage threshold of the filter glass of the filters. Assuming all filters mounted with ND1 (red housing) filter in the front. Distortion of the beam may occur with average power
    densities as low as 5W/cm2
    (4) Built in photodiode can synch up to 1000Hz. External photodiode to 500Hz.
    (5) This corresponds to an energy of about 10nJ impinging on the photodiode itself.

    For latest updates please visit our website: www.ophir-spiricon.com


    15 June 2009

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