The ELSE Camera Aids Optical Emission Spectra Research
The ELSE camera from greateyes featured in recently published research.
In the study, the ELSE camera was used to record high-resolution optical emission spectra, including OH and hydrogen lines, helping researchers capture fine spectral details with excellent precision.
Read the full publication, entitled, “Low-power atmospheric-pressure surface-wave microwave discharge in contact with batch and flowing liquids.”
The above image shows the high-resolution emission spectra of OH (A—X) system and Hα line measured in the confined discharge (a) and (c) and in the plasma plume (b) and (d), respectively.
It is great to see greateyes detectors supporting accurate and reliable measurements in advanced spectroscopy research.
More about the ELSE Camera
Key features for the ELSE camera include:
- Cutting-edge, low-noise electronics and ultra-deep cooling technology
- Compact camera design for versatility and ease of use
- Multiple readout speeds supporting pixel rates from 50 kHz to 5 MHz
- True 18-bit AD conversion for exploiting the full dynamic range of the CCD sensor
- Wide range of sensors available to match your specific requirements
Applications for the ELSE cameras are:
- Ideal for spectroscopy and imaging applications in the UV-VIS-NIR range
- Suited for detecting very weak signal intensities with paramount low-noise floor
- Unprecedented possibilities for tomorrow’s measurements
To request more information or a quotation for this or other greateyes products, contact IL Photonics.