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Cordin Scientific High Speed Imaging Camera Accessories
Light sources, flash lamps, time delay generators, high voltage triggers and camera stands.
Cordin light sources are designed to produce high intensity, square wave pulses where one pulse will cover the full record length of the camera. Cordin time delay generators have a clear user interface, high voltage outputs, and resolution down to 10 nanoseconds. They can be operated either through the front panel or through a graphical interface via ethernet connection. Cordin’s Model 640 high voltage pulser is the industry standard for reliable, definite triggering of energetic events. Cordin also manufactures camera dollies specifically designed to be used with our cameras. We also make a range case for using the cameras in harsh environments.
FEATURES
- Wide range of high speed imaging cameras with a temporal resolution in at the nanosecond scale down to picoseconds in some models
- High resolution pictures using frame and streak imaging techniques
- High frame rates achieved using rotating mirrors, gate intensified relaying, temporal pixel multiplexing, and image convertor relaying techniques
- A range of high speed and trigger based accessories to compliment high-speed imaging techniques
MODELS
Cordin light sources are designed to produce high intensity, square wave pulses where one pulse will cover the full record length of the camera.
Model 605:
- 0.5 – 10 milliseconds flash duration
- 5-10 million candela peak output
- operating voltage up to 900 V
- one or two flash heads
Model 606:
- 600 microseconds flash duration
- 10 million candela peak output
- operating voltage from 800 V to 1800 V
- one flash head
Model 607:
- 80 – 900 microseconds flash duration
- 30 million candela peak output
- 5 kV operating voltage
- one flash head
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Cordin time delay generators have a clear user interface, high voltage outputs, and resolution down to 10 nanoseconds. They can be operated either through the front panel or through a graphical interface via USB connection:
- 10 nanoseconds – 99.99 milliseconds delay range
- 10 ns step size
- high voltage outputs at +30, +60, +90, or +125 V
Model 454 (4 channels)
Model 458 (8 channels)
Model | Channels | Range | Step Size | High Voltage Output |
454 | 4 | 1 nanosecond – 99.99 milliseconds | 1 ns | +30, +60, +90 or +125 V |
458 | 8 | 1 nanosecond – 99.99 milliseconds | 1 ns | +30, +60, +90 or +125 V |
463 | 2 in, 4 out | Proportional Time Delay Generator | n/a | n/a |
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Cordin’s Model 640 high voltage pulser is the industry standard for reliable, definite triggering of energetic events.
Model 640:
- TTL or +50V Input trigger
- +3 to +5 kV output voltage
- 850 ns response time
- 15 ns jitter
Cordin manufactures camera dollies specifically designed to be used with our cameras. We also make a range case for using the cameras in harsh environments.
Model 1500:
Adjustable Mobile Cart which supports 560, 580, 131, 131-HD, and 222 camera models
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