Princeton Instruments PI-MAX2 System - Appendix A Specifications; General

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Appendix A
Specifications
The following specifications are subject to change. Contact the factory or go to
www.princetoninstruments.com for the latest information on performance, options, and
accessories.
General
CCD Array
Well Capacity
Read Noise
Sensitivity
Marconi (EEV) CCD30-11
1024 × 256: full frame,
26 × 26 µm pixels
500 ke
-
for single
pixel; 1.2 Me
-
with
binning
8 e
-
rms @ 100 kHz; 15
e
-
rms @ 1 MHz
Software selectable; 1 to
80 ADU/photoelectron
Thomson 7895
512 × 512: 19 × 19 µm
pixels (effective size 24 ×
24)
450 ke
-
for single
pixel; 1.2 Me
-
with
binning
<8 e
-
rms @ 100 kHz;
<35 e
-
rms @ 1 MHz;
<50 e
-
rms @ 5 MHz
Software selectable; 1 to
80 ADU/photoelectron
(standard PI-MAX), 4 to
300 ADU/photoelectron
(PI-MAX2)
Marconi CCD47-10 1024
× 1024: 13 × 13 µm pixels
100 ke
-
for single
pixel
<8 e
-
rms@ <100 kHz;
11 e
-
rms @ 1 MHz
Software selectable; 6 to
80 ADU/photoelectron
Kodak 1003M 1024 ×
1024: interline, 12.8 ×
12.8 µm pixels
130 ke
-
for single
pixel
<11 e
-
rms @ 1 MHz;
<16 e
-
rms @ 5 MHz
Software selectable; 4 to
300 ADU/photoelectron
Digital Conversion: 16 bits
Image Intensifier: 18 mm or 25 mm
Method of Coupling: 1:1 fiber optics for most models (1.27:1 for Thomson 512)
Mounts: Three different interchangeable mounts/adapters are available so that C-mount
lenses, F-mount lenses, and spectrograph can all be readily accommodated.
Changeover from one mounting system to another can be accomplished in moments
with no adjustments required. Any one of the three mount types simply screws into
the PI-MAX nose until it bottoms out. It is then secured by the three locking
setscrews, which require a 0.050 hex key. Available mounts include:
Spectroscopy Adapter: three 120° slots in concentric configuration with 3.6" bolt
circles.
F-Mount Adapter:
*
accepts standard F-mount latching mechanism.
*
Similar mount for Canon lenses may also be available. Contact factory for information.
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