The Revealer 16,000fps High-Sensitivity Ultra High Speed Camera NEO 25M/C is engineered for extreme high-speed imaging applications. Its back-illuminated (BSI) sensor enhances photon capture efficiency, enabling instantaneous image acquisition with ultra-short exposure times. It is ideal for research in fields such as extreme mechanics, impact analysis, high-frequency vibration analysis, hypersonic aerodynamics, and more.
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Features of 16,000fps High-Sensitivity Ultra High Speed Camera
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20 μm Large Pixels & 85% QE BSI Sensor: Features a state-of-the-art backside-illuminated (BSI) sensor, enabling high-speed imaging under low-light conditions (~10 lux), without the need for complex supplemental lighting. Ideal for combustion diagnostics, bioluminescence imaging, underwater high-speed capture, and photosensitive material testing.
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16,000 fps @1280×1024 Full Resolution: Up to 600,000 fps with region-of-interest (ROI) readout. Enables microsecond-level temporal resolution for studies in crack propagation, arc discharge, explosion debris tracking, and shockwave dynamics.
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320 GB High-Speed RAM + 2/8/15 TB HyperStor Flash Storage: Enables concurrent recording and data offloading, allowing immediate post-experiment access without download delays. 64 isolated partitions ensure secure, segmented storage for multi-run experimental workflows.
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200-1100 nm Spectral Response: Covers UV (QE ≈ 60%), visible (QE ≈ 85%), and NIR (QE ≈ 40%) regions. Suitable for OH* radical imaging, NO fluorescence, laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS), and other UV-NIR emission studies.