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RADIATION HARD SOLID STATE MONOCHROME CAMERA

The Model CID8710D1MX1 solid-state monochrome video camera features a 2:1 Interlace scanned 768(H) x 612(V) radiation hardened CID array with 11 .5 micron square pixels in a compact remote head connected to a camera control unit via flexible cable supplied to length. A versatile camera head-mounting feature simplifies installation in small spaces, and the standard "C" mount CID 8710 with extended housing. See next page for standard lens adapter provides back-focus adjustments. In addition the dimensions CID871 0D1 MX1 features Radiation tolerance to at least 1 x 106 rads total dose gamma, superior Anti-Blooming performance inherent to all CIDs, command stop motion to capture and read asynchronous high-speed events in center frame, and frame integration for time lapse exposure. Features: CID (Charge Injection Device) 1 x 106 Rad Total Dose (gamma) Excellent Image at 7 x 105 rads/hr High-Resolution Small Size Replaceable Remote Head No Geometric Distortion Selectable 2X, and .5 video gain boost

Applications: Inspection and measurement Process monitoring Laser beam profiling Robotic handling

The CID8710D1MX1 camera requires an external power source supplying +11 .5 to +1 7VDC. The CID structure is inherently radiation resistant, and with specific modifications to the CID process, has been made radiation hardened. The CID8710D1MX1 camera is tolerant to gamma, neutron, high energy electrons, and proton radiation, and since pixel charge readout is within the CID pixel, there is limited potential of single event disruptions common with other imaging technologies. The imager is also inherently Anti-Blooming and tolerant to highly specular lighting overloads. Optical overloads are highly contained within each pixel or the immediately surrounding pixels so charge is not shared with adjacent rows or columns. The spectral response is from 400nm to 1 100nm, and coatings are available for X-ray, deep UV, and IR. CID imagers have a contiguous uniform pixel structure where the total sensor is active with virtually no opaque areas which facilitate interpixel interpolation for subpixel edge definition. Cameras are available in CCIR or Progressive Scan formats upon request.

880 Calle Plano Unit K Camarillo, CA 93012 (805) 484-6639 www.symphotic.com


CID 8710 D1MX1. CCIR Version also available.

Specifications Imager

Imager Format Total Pixels Displayed Pixels Pixel Size Full Well Capacity Active Area Optical Format

Interface Signals

Outputs 786H x 612V 768H x 475V (RS-1 70 mode) 768H x 575V (CCIR mode) 11.5 micron x 11.5 micron 300,000 electrons 11 mm diagonal 2/3"

Inputs

(J1) (J2) (BNC) (J1) (J2)

Mechanical

Weight Electrical

Scanning Format Resolution S/N Ratio Sensitivity Composite Video Black Level White Level Sync Level Geometric Distortion Input Power In put Voltage Camera Line Adaptor Input Current Spectral Response Gain

RS-1 70, 30FPS, Interlace >500 TVL (horizontal) 47db typical - Measured Peak Signal/RMS Noise 10KHz - 4.2MHz Full Output at 1 .0fc Faceplate 0db Gain, Illumination (T=2850K) 1V p-p, terminated into 75 ohms +50mV (Auto Black Clamp) +700mV -300mV 0% 18 Watts (max.) +15VDC Nominal (14.5 to 15.5) 220 or 115 VAC +/- 10%, 50/60 Hz Camera (@1 5V) 1 .2A avg. See Response Curve X2, X.5 (Internally Switch Selectable)

Video, End of Frame, End of Line, H&V Drive Composite Sync, and Blanking, Video, ALC, 14.318MHz ER Clock Composite Video +1 5VDC, Composite Sync/H Drive V Drive, Inject Inhibit, Frame Reset

Dimensions Cable Length Lens Mount Camera Mount Connectors

CCU Head

(J1) (J2) (J3) (BNC)

0.93 kg. (33 oz.) 0.27 kg. (9.7 oz.) See Outline Drawing 30 meters (other lengths optional) Standard "C" Mount (1 .0" - 32 Thread) 1/4" - 20 Thread 25 Pin D (male) 25 Pin D (female) 26 Pin D (female) standard

Environmental

Temperature Range Operating Storage Humidity Shock

0C to 30C Case -25C to 85C 0 - 95%, non-condensing 50G (1/2 Sinewave at 10ms duration)


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