Vision Research, Inc. | Phantom Ultrahigh-Speed Camera Manual
The heat pipe is a copper tube that is filled with a liquid under low pressure. One end
of the heat pipe is bonded to the source of heat, in this case the copper heat sink. The
other side is bonded to a heat sink which is fan-cooled. Liquid in the heat pipe moves
toward the source of heat through capillary action. When it gets to the hot side of the
pipe, it will turn to vapor and circulate back to the cool side where it gives up heat and
turns back into liquid. The process then repeats.
What is the difference between the UHS-12 Series (v2512,
v2012, v1612 and v1212) and the previous UHS-11 Series
(v2511, v2011, v1611 and v1211?)
The UHS-12 Series cameras are similar to the UHS-11 Series, except for two
differences. The first difference is the increase in memory. The UHS-12 Series can be
equipped with either 72GB, 144GB or 288GB of RAM. The second difference is that
the UHS-12 Series takes advantage of the CineMag IV with 1TB or 2TB of non-volatile
memory, and the CineMag V with 2TB and 8TB of non-volatile memory. These
enhancements are designed to make capturing, accessing and managing your critical
data much easier. The UHS-12 cameras have the same excellent sensitivity and frame
rates as the UHS-11 cameras, with the same Phantom features and outstanding image
quality you have come to expect from Phantom digital high-speed cameras.
Are all of the Operating Modes included with UHS-40
cameras?
Yes, every Phantom v2640 and v1840 camera includes Standard mode, High Speed (HS)
mode, and High Speed Bright Field mode, as well as Binning in both Standard and HS
modes. Please note that Binning in color cameras produces a monochrome image.
What is High Speed Bright Field mode in the v1840 and
v2640?
‘Bright Field’ is a specially engineered mode where we increased the Full Well of the
pixel to create a much larger full well than the other mode. A larger Full Well gives
a higher Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR). This gives a much cleaner image in applications
with a very bright background, like a sky in daylight, or LEDs backlighting an
experiment. We applied Bright Field to the High Speed mode, so the frame rates are
the same.
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