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Cougar-640 Imagine the invisible LN2 cooled high resolution SWIR camera Designed to have the lowest noise and highest sensitivity for low-light-level measurements Scientific Benefits & Features Lowest noise High sensitivity Low dark current Windowing for enhanced focusing Measuring extreme low light signals Extreme long integration time with non-destrcutive readout Applications Astronomy Raman spectroscopy Low light level SWIR imaging High resolution imaging spectroscopy Failure analysis via photon emission or electro-luminescence Astronomy Lab spectroscopy Photon emission 10x zoom Photon emission 20x zoom Designed for use in Preliminary The Cougar-640 excels in performance for any R&D spectroscopy or semiconductor failure analysis task. These demanding applications, where very low light levels need to be measured, require cameras with low dark current, low noise and best response in the SWIR range. All of these features are now combined in one single camera. The in-house developed InGaAs detector of the Cougar-640 is optimized for 77K operation, using Liquid Nitrogen (LN2) cooling and is based on a SFD (Source Follower per Detector) read-out topology for ultra-low noise levels ever seen (15 e-). Integration time of several hours is possible with the RWI (Read While Integrate) feature with non- destructive readout and very low dark current of less than 10e-/second. The Cougar-640 features a high image resolution of 640 x 512 with a 20 μm pixel pitch and full 24 bit ADC. Camera interfacing is provided via standard CameraLink for ease of integration. SWIR Relative Response 0.75 0.85 0.95 1.05 1.15 1.25 1.35 1.45 1.55 1.65 1.75 Wavelength (μm) 1.00 0.00 0.80 0.60 0.40 0.20

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Cougar-640

Imagine the invisible

LN2 cooled high resolutionSWIR camera

Designed to have the lowest noise and highest sensitivity for low-light-level measurements

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Benefits & Features

• Lowest noise• High sensitivity• Low dark current• Windowing for enhanced focusing• Measuring extreme low light signals • Extreme long integration time with non-destrcutive readout

Applications

• Astronomy• Raman spectroscopy• Low light level SWIR imaging• High resolution imaging spectroscopy• Failure analysis via photon emission or electro-luminescence

Astronomy Lab spectroscopy Photon emission 10x zoom Photon emission 20x zoom

Designed for use in

Preliminary

The Cougar-640 excels in performance for any R&D spectroscopy or semiconductor failure analysis task. These demanding applications, where very low light levels need to be measured, require cameras with low dark current, low noise and best response in the SWIR range. All of these features are now combined in one single camera.

The in-house developed InGaAs detector of the Cougar-640 is optimized for 77K operation, using Liquid Nitrogen (LN2) cooling and is based on a SFD (Source Follower per Detector) read-out

topology for ultra-low noise levels ever seen (15 e-). Integration time of several hours is possible with the RWI (Read While Integrate) feature with non-destructive readout and very low dark current of less than 10e-/second.

The Cougar-640 features a high image resolution of 640 x 512 with a 20 µm pixel pitch and full 24 bit ADC. Camera interfacing is provided via standard CameraLink for ease of integration.

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Part number Cooling

Digital output interface

Frame rate (Hz) ADC

XEN-000076 LN2 (77K) CameraLink 1.42 24 bit

ISO 9001:2008 certified

Technical drawings of electronics housing and Dewar

Camera specifi cations Cougar-640

Lens (not included)

Optical interface Custom lens mount

Imaging performance

Frame rate (full frame) 1.42 Hz

Window of Interest Minimum size 2 x 4 pixels

Exposure time rangeIlluminated mode with ITR: 12.5 ns – 53.7 sec

Emission mode with RWI: 0.7 sec – till saturation

Full well 400.000 e-

Gain (e-/ADU count) 2.2 µV/e-

Noise 15 e- (@ T=77K, Tint=50 µs)

Dark current < 10 e-/s (@ T=77K)

A to D conversion resolution 24 bit

Interfaces

Camera control CameraLink

Image acquisition Base CameraLink (24 bit)

Trigger 3.3 V CMOS levels (trigger in & out)

Power requirements

Power consumption < 600 mA

Power supply 12 V

Physical characteristics

Dimensions electronics housing 100 W x 130 H x 40 L mm3

Dimensions Dewar 93 W x 207 H x 178 L mm3

Weight electronics module 0.6 kg

Weight Dewar 2.1 kg

Array specifi cations XFPA-1.7-640-LN2

Array Type InGaAs

Spectral band0.9 to 1.7 µm @ room temperature0.9 to 1.55 µm @ 77K cooling

# Pixels 640 x 512

Pixel Pitch 20 µm x 20 µm

Array Cooling LN2 (77K)

Pixel clock frequency 125 kHz

Pixel operability > 98%