Megaplus ER11000 CCD camera
7 December 2009
Princeton Instruments has launched the Megaplus ER11000 CCD camera with up to 96 Megapixel resolution
Princeton Instruments
Pixis 1300 CCD series
11 August 2009
Princeton Instruments (PI) has added the Pixis 1300 CCD series to its product portfolio, which adds three configurations to the Pixis line of cameras
ProEM EMCCD cameras
6 February 2009
Princeton Instruments has launched ProEM, a high performance EMCCD camera platform for the scientific imaging market
MegaPlus EP16000
8 August 2008
Princeton Instruments' MegaPlus EP16000 camera is now available with GigE Vision interface. The camera models of the MegaPlus series are ideal for medical imaging.
MegaPlus EC16000
19 February 2008
The MegaPlus EC16000 is an actively cooled, high resolution 16 Megapixel digital camera. It is designed to separate and isolate the camera's primary electronics from the sensor cooling path resulting in true 12-bits per pixel at virtually any ope
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