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The University has a requirement for the purchase of a high-speed camera. The camera must be equipped with CMOS image sensor technologies to allow for extensive high-speed digital imaging needed. It needs to be used in a wide variety of applications. An example application is a wind tunnel environment with a working distance around 200-500mm and an object size of 50-200mm. The following technical specifications are required: ⢠Monochrome high-speed Imaging with a minimum frame rate of 15,000 fps at 768 x 768 pixels. ⢠Provides 12-bit image recording with a minimum ISO 64,000 monochrome light sensitivity. ⢠Features a lightweight, rugged, and sealed design to protect internal components from dust and corrosion. ⢠Flexible shutter speeds capable of achieving 1ms to 0.2µs independent of frame rate. ⢠Manual and TTL external sync trigger modes. ⢠Equipped with a 10-Gigabit Ethernet interface. ⢠A minimum of 16GB memory with memory segmentation option. ⢠Compatible with Nikon F-Type mount. ⢠Sensor size must be 28.96mm diagonal to be compatible to our existing optical and magnification systems for some specific applications. ⢠It should come with user-friendly imaging software and SDK support for MATLAB and LabView integration. Must support latest Windows OS (i.e., 10 and 11)
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