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19 January 1993 High-speed FPS vidicon camera
George J. Yates, Robert A. Gallegos, Michael H. Barron, Hans R. Bucher
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Abstract
A new high-speed, high-resolution electrostatic deflection vidicon camera for use with high-definition diode electron gun focus projection and scan (FPS) vidicons has been designed and partially developed. It is asynchronously resettable to permit time-phased synchronization with randomly occurring transient optical events. Programmable rasters allow selection of nonstandard variable size and speed formats for specific imaging aspect ratios and readout requirements. Readout rates as high as 625 Hz (1.6 ms field period) with 256 scan lines per field with limiting resolution >= 20 lp/mm and dynamic range >= 200:1 from Plumbicon (PbO) and Saticon (Se-As-Te) targets are presented. Charge equilibrium problems resulting in superlinear transfer characteristics from transient low intensity pulsed illumination are discussed. Camera circuitry and potential scientific and medical applications are included.
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George J. Yates, Robert A. Gallegos, Michael H. Barron, and Hans R. Bucher "High-speed FPS vidicon camera", Proc. SPIE 1757, Ultrahigh- and High-Speed Photography, Videography, and Photonics, (19 January 1993); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.139136
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KEYWORDS
Cameras

Light

Video

High speed photography

Photonics

Raster graphics

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