FLI Kepler KL400 BI CMOS Camera

FLI Kepler KL400 BI CMOS Camera

SKU: KL400 BI G1

$23,620.00

Sensor Grade: Gsense400 back illuminated TVISB grade 1
  • Gsense400 back illuminated TVISB grade 1 - Sold out
  • Gsense400 back illuminated TVISB grade 1 45mm shutter - Sold out
  • Gsense400 back illuminated TVISB grade 2 - Sold out
  • Gsense400 back illuminated TVISB grade 2 45mm shutter - Sold out
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Orders placed before 2 PM are usually shipped the same day.
FLI Kepler KL400 BI CMOS Camera

$23,620.00

$23,620.00

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Sensor Grade: Gsense400 back illuminated TVISB grade 1 - Sold out
  • Gsense400 back illuminated TVISB grade 1 - Sold out
  • Gsense400 back illuminated TVISB grade 1 45mm shutter - Sold out
  • Gsense400 back illuminated TVISB grade 2 - Sold out
  • Gsense400 back illuminated TVISB grade 2 45mm shutter - Sold out
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Extreme sensitivity, including excellent QE at 240 nm, coupled with ultra-low noise make this camera ideal for challenging applications requiring high dynamic range despite short exposures at high frame rate.

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Sensor GSENSE400 BI
Diagonal Size (mm) 31.9mm
Resolution  2048x2048
Pixel Size 11um
Bit depth 16-bit
Full Well  120ke-
Read Noise  1.6e-
Dark current 0.4 EPS @ -20c
Shutter Rolling
Peak QE  95%
Interface  USB 3 QSFP
Frame Rate 24 FPS HDR / 48 FPS LDR

 

Optional Accessories

- Sensor Grade Selection
- Liquid Cooling Adapters 
- Anti-Dew Technology
- Camera Window Type
- Mechanical Shutter
- GPS Time Stamp

Quantum Efficiency

Quantum efficiency (QE) measures how effectively a detector converts incoming photons into electrons. In our graphs, QE is expressed as a percentage. A sensor’s QE typically varies based on its architecture, coatings, and materials. High QE remains a crucial consideration for applications such as astronomy, space debris imaging, and life science research.

 

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