Phantom T1340 4MP High-Speed Camera

4 megapixel high-speed camera delivering up to 3,270 fps at full resolution.

Described as the next evolution in high-speed, high-resolution imaging and based on Phantom's award-winning technology, the Phantom T1340 suits demanding projects in scientific, industrial, and range-based applications, both indoors and out.

Vision Research used a custom 4 Mpx sensor that incorporates CDS, Correlated Double Sampling, for excellent image quality and low read noise, helping ensure data accuracy.

Legacy product notice: The Phantom T1340 is a legacy high-speed camera. Adept Turnkey can help with support, replacement options and current Phantom camera selection.

Phantom T1340 high-speed camera

Overview

The specifications for this camera make it suitable for motion analysis applications that require precise data, such as high-speed digital image correlation, particle image velocimetry, stress and strain analysis and more.

Leveraging Phantom’s award-winning technology and loaded with workflow-focused features, the Phantom T1340 captures 3,270 fps images at full resolution. If the resolution is reduced, this camera can run at up to 113,510 fps.

The Phantom T1340 is designed to produce high-quality images within a fast, reliable and efficient workflow. It offers higher throughputs, the option of faster downloads and larger RAM memory.

The camera is also compatible with CineMagV storage for fast, efficient workflow when on-site. The CineMagV, compact form factor, on-camera controls, video outputs and battery backup make the Phantom T1340 well suited to standalone operation with no need for a computer.

To offload data rapidly from the camera's RAM and CineMagV storage, Vision Research incorporated 10Gb Ethernet to further accelerate workflow.

Key Features

Quiet mode

Eliminates vibration, making the camera well suited to microscopy and 3D measurement applications.

Live monitoring

Connectivity for live monitoring and playback, including SDI and HDMI outputs.

CineMagV recording

Direct recording to CineMagV supports longer-duration events and efficient on-site workflows.

Programmable control

Programmable I/O, range data and remote input support a variety of applications.

Binning mode

2x2 binning mode provides a frame rate boost up to 12,130 fps at 1024 x 976.

Interchangeable lens mounts

A variety of interchangeable lens mounts support standard and specialised optics.

Partitionable RAM

Partitionable RAM supports quick, repetitive events with up to 63 segments.

Secure connections

Secured locking connections are designed for use in harsh environments.

Typical Applications

Object Tracking

High-speed image capture for tracking fast-moving objects.

Advanced Motion Analysis

Suitable for motion studies requiring precise high-speed data.

Microscopy

Quiet mode helps reduce vibration during sensitive microscopy applications.

Industrial Testing

Used for demanding industrial and range-based testing applications.

Flow Visualisation and PIV

Supports flow visualisation and particle image velocimetry applications.

DIC and Data Precision

Suitable for digital image correlation, stress and strain analysis and scientific applications.

Specifications

Specification Phantom T1340 High-Speed, High-Resolution Camera
Sensor CMOS. 2048 x 1952 standard. 1024 x 976 binned.
Frame Rates Maximum resolution: 3,270 fps. 1 Mpx: 9,900 fps. Binned: 12,130 fps. Maximum fps: 113,510 at 640 x 16.
Pixel Size 13.5 µm standard; 27 µm binned.
Connectivity Gigabit standard, 10Gb optional.
RAM Storage 36GB, 72GB, 144GB RAM options.
Non-volatile Storage Phantom CineMagV optional. Supports auto-save, direct record and video playback.
Cooling Active cooling. Quiet mode disables fans during capture.
Size / Weight 12.7 x 12.7 x 20.3 cm without handle. Handle adds 5 cm to height. Weight: 4.5 kg.
Operating Temperature -10°C to 50°C
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About CineMagV

Phantom CineMag is a high-speed, solid-state storage module that attaches directly to the T1340. For high-speed recording, events are first recorded to the camera’s RAM buffer, reviewed and then transferred to the CineMag. This is known as Loop mode.

For lower-speed recording, the camera can run in Run/Stop mode, writing direct to the CineMag and allowing several minutes of recording.

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