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Imaging Cameras
No imaging system is complete without a digital camera
In order to complete an EasyRatioPro
system, a digital camera must be selected.
There are a large selection
of cameras to meet your performance
and budget.
Electron Multiplier CCD Cameras
 The principal difference between a
charge multiplying CCD and a traditional
CCD is the presence of a special extended
serial register called the multiplication register.
This special, signal boosting process
occurs before the charge reaches the
readout amplifier, effectively reducing the
CCD read noise by the on-chip multiplication
gain factor, which can be greater that
1000x. The main benefit of the technology
is a far better signal to noise ratio for signals
below the CCD read-noise floor.
You would select one of these types or cameras for applications like:
- Single molecule fluorescence
- Live cell GFP imaging
Traditional CCD Cameras
These CCD's offer excellent resolution
and price/performance. High QE across visible spectrum into NIR make
them excellent for monochrome imaging.
A megapixel array, 20 and 10 MHz operation,
Turbo 1394T interface available
(FireWire®) make them a good choice for
high special resolution applications.
Select one of these cameras for the following applications:
- Live-cell imaging
- High-speed emission ratio imaging
- Low-copy gene analysis and gene expression profiling
- Quantitative FRET, FRAP, FISH
- Luminescence
Supported CCD Cameras
Roper Scientific
- Cascade II
- Cascade 512 & 512B
- Cascade 1K
- Coolsnap HQ & HQ2
- Coolsnap ES
- Coolsnap EZ
- Coolsnap CF
- QuantEM:512
Photometrics Cameras
Andor Cameras
Hamamatsu Cameras
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