Cerberus
- Multi-head, high-speed framing camera
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The first camera of its kind offering the speed, resolution and
sensitivity of an ultra-high speed framing camera but with the
versatility and flexibility of multiple heads for a wide
range of applications.
Cerberus can produce two frames-per-heads. Using two heads will allow
two frames to be captured within 5 ns interframe time (200 Million fps).
For example a 2 headed system will allow 2 pairs of images, that can be
taken as short as 500ns apart, for stereoscopic analysis.
A complete system (64 heads) can allow up to 64 independently-controlled
stations for research into aerodynamic flow, mechanical analysis of rotating
machinery, combustion engine research.
Features |
Applications |
• Up to 200 Million FPS |
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• Exposure times down to 5 ns |
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Biological/Microscopy |
• 1360 x 1040 pixels
per frame |
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Ballistics |
• 12 bits |
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Mechanics |
• Gain to 7,000X |
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Cavitation |
• 2 to 128 frames |
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Materials research |
• Up to 8 multi Exposures per
frame |
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Aerospace |
• Rugged and Compact 100 x 100
x 120 mm |
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Digital Image Correlation |
• Nikon F mount |
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PIV |
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3D Stereo Imaging |
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