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Chapter 1: Introduction
All Phantom Ultrahigh-speed cameras have global
electronic shutters, with minimum exposure times of
1μs (standard). With the (export controlled) FAST option
minimum exposure times are: v2512 - 280ns, v2012 -
3015ns, v1612 - 500ns, v1212 - 500ns.
Image-Based Auto-Trigger (IBAT): Phantom v1212,
v1612, v2012, and v2512 cameras can detect changes
in an image which can be used to trigger the camera
(or even a number of cameras), making it easy to record
unpredictable events.
Multi-Cine: The internal memory of a Phantom v1212,
v1612, v2012, and v2512 camera can be partitioned into
as many as 63 segments for shorter recordings, back-to-
back, without missing any action.
Burst Mode: Precisely generate a programmable
number of frames for every (internal or external) frame
synchronization pulse.
Internal Mechanical Shutter: Easily perform black
references remotely using the built-in mechanical capping
shutter for optimum image quality.
10Gb Ethernet: 10GBase-T (RJ45) Ethernet port for very
fast data transfer.
Continuous Recording: Automatically save cines from
internal camera memory to an external storage, without
user intervention.
Exposure in PIV: The Phantom Ultrahigh-speed cam-
eras have an extremely short inter-frame (straddle) time,
(the Phantom v2512 is 375ns, the v2012 is 425ns, the
v1612 is 400ns, and the v1212 is 550ns), and are easily
synchronized with external devices.
All Phantom ultra-high speed cameras can be setup and
controlled using the built-in On-Camera Controls (OCC),
the user-friendly Phantom Camera Control (PCC) software,
or a Phantom Remote Control Unit (RCU).
Command & Control
Advanced Features
Detailed information about Phantom cameras,
features, and software can be found at:
www.visionresearch.com
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