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TMX Go to Vision Research Cameras Go to High Resolution Monochrome Cameras Go to High Resolution Colour Cameras Go to High Speed Cameras |
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The Phantom TMX series of high speed cameras institutes the first high speed camera series that uses a backside illuminated (BSI) CMOS sensor. Increased speeds present a need for increased light and with the BSI sensor found in Phantom TMX cameras this issue is addressed by locating the metal parts of a traditional sensor that interfere with incident light to the photodiode to the back of the sensor. The TMX is part of a generation of cameras that deliver premium features and optimised performance for scientific applications. Flexibility is key to ensuring that the TMX 7510 is capable of producing images that scientific analysts require.
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Ballistics
Due to the TMX's high light sensitivity and incredibly
high frame rates, it makes it perfectly suited to ballistics e.g.
gunshot analysis or explosives etc.
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Digital Image Correlation (DIC)
Digital Image Correlation is a non-contact method
of observing how an object is affected by impact and vibration.
It can also be used to create 3D imaging of the object to help researches
take exact measurements.
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Combustion
Combustion applications often have unique difficulties
that need to be overcome. Aside from being exceptionally fast events
they often have lighting issues as they quickly fluctuate between
being very dark and very bright. Phantom cameras have features that
aid researchers in dealing with these issues.
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Droplet Analysis / PIV
Particle Image Velocimetry (PIV) or droplet analysis,
is a research method that allows scientists to observe the flow
of air, water, and other invisible elements. Phantom cameras are
equipped with high-resolution sensors to make particle tracking
simple.
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| Key Features | |
| Incredible speeds for high-speed applications: | |
| - Very high native light sensitivity, made possible by backside illuminated CMOS sensor | |
| - 2 performance models offer extreme high frame rates at larger resolutions, up to 1.75 million fps at 1280 x 32 and 640 x 64 | |
| - Real data for real results: frame rates are actual with no interpolation. | |
| Focus on data management: | |
| - Record multiple experiments with up to 512 GB of memory that can be portioned up to 511 times | |
| - 10 Gb Ethernet is standard for the fastest data download directly from the camera's RAM buffer | |
| - Use the Phantom CineMag V for up to 8TB of non-volatile memory and fast image transfer | |
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Specifications
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TMX 7510
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TMX 6410
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Top FPS at max resolution
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76,000 | 65,940 |
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Maximum FPS/Max FPS with FAST option
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772,050 (standard) / 1,750,000 with FAST option | 758,330 (standard) / 1,516,660 with FAST option |
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Throughput
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75 Gigapixel | 64 Gigapixel |
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Maximum Resolution
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1280 x 800 | |
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Bit Depth
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12-bit | |
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Sensor Type
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Backside illumination, CMOS | |
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Sensor Size
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23.7 mm x 14.8 mm | |
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Pixel size/Binned pixel size
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18.5 µm/37 µm | |
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Electronic Shutter
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Global Shutter | |
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Ethernet
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10 GB and gibabit standard | |
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Ram Buffer
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128GB, 256GB, 512GB RAM options | |
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