Cameras

Introduction
Cameras for Science and Industry
In addition to the field of classical machine vision, cameras
are also used in other fields, such as Astronomy, microscopy
and many other imaging applications. Depending on the industry
and application, special requirements for a camera
are decisive. Typical applications include the recording of different
wavelength ranges using multispectral cameras based
on prisms of the inspection of roll-fed material using line
scan cameras. Furthermore in high speed production, inspection
machinery, and applications in life sciences, outdoor
surveillance and aerospace our cameras are expected
to perform under the most demanding conditions. Besides
different specifications an important criterion is the sensor of
the camera, but also the resolution, interface, frame rate, dark
current, read out noise and much more is indispensable. We
are providing cameras with the best performance you can get
out of a sensor by using cutting-edge electronics. Making our
cameras very reliable, rugged and compact we offer the best
cameras in the market. Additionally to the standard cameras
which are used in the common fields with CCD and CMOS sensors,
Laser 2000‘s portfolio also offers low light level cameras
with outperforming Quantum efficiency like EMCCD, sCMOS,
SWIR, single-photon (SPAD), all-in-focus cameras, and cameras
with special vacuum design.
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