Cameras for EUV, X-ray and high-energy particle detection
- Materials science
- Spectroscopy
- Imaging
- CCD, EMCCD and sCMOS cameras for imaging
- Cameras and detectors for time-resolved imaging and spectroscopy
- Cameras for EUV, X-ray and high-energy particle detection
- Combined microscopes
- Confocal Raman microscopes
- High-end thermography cameras
- Highest speed cameras
- Hyperspectral cameras
- Hyperspectral remote sensing systems
- Hyperspectral systems
- Imaging spectrographs
- Light measurement
- Longwave thermography cameras
- RISE microscopy
- Scanning nearfield optical microscopes (SNOM)
- X-ray Sources
- X-ray analytical instrumentation
- Electron microscopy
- Cryogenics
- Optics
- Light & lasers
- Life sciences
- Education
- Products for industry
For photon energies between 10 eV and 20 keV CCD sensors without micro lens arrays and anti-reflection coating are required. Direct detection of VUV, EUV and soft X-rays occurs by photon ... more
For photon energies between 10 eV and 20 keV CCD sensors without micro lens arrays and anti-reflection coating are required. Direct detection of VUV, EUV and soft X-rays occurs by photon absorption and generation of electron hole pairs. Our cameras for high-energy detection provide a solution for almost any energy range and experimental condition. This can be stand-alone operation, indirect detection methods using scintillator screens or vacuum compatible detectors.
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CCD cameras for direct detection (<20 keV)
Besides their standard use as imaging devices CCD sensors are also suitable for the direct detection of VUV, EUV light and soft X-rays. For this purpose we offer back illuminated CCD sensors without ...
Cameras for indirect detection (>20 keV)
For harder high-energy photons or particles from about 14 keV to 100 keV cameras with indirect detection methods are preferred. Indirect detection employs a material, such as a scintillator or ...
Stand-alone X-ray cameras
With the iKon SY and Newton SY Andor offers detector solutions for soft X-ray detection under ambient conditions (“in-air”). These sensors with square imaging and spectroscopy formats are ideally ...