The Retiga E7 brings long exposure imaging into the CMOS era, featuring major breakthroughs in thermal noise control that allows for exposures of over 20 minutes! This compact CMOS has low dark noise and ultra-low dark current across a 7 megapixel sensor, resulting in high resolution detection of even the weakest signals. With data over a single USB3.2 Gen 2 cable, the Retiga E7 is simple, powerful and easy to integrate, representing the next generation of long exposure camera, following on from the highly successful CCD-based Retiga R-series.
- Capable of exposure times over 20 minutes
- Ultra low dark current
- 7 Megapixels
- Low noise
Key Features
Long Exposure Imaging
Thanks to major breakthroughs in thermal noise control, the Retiga E7 CMOS has an unprecedented ultra-low dark current of 0.02 electrons per second, allowing for exposure times of over 20 minutes.
Stretching exposure times from seconds to minutes in this manner results in comfortable detection of even the weakest signals.
High Resolution
The Retiga E7 features a 7 megapixel sensor made up of 4.5 μm pixels in a 3200 x 2200 array, well suited to high resolution imaging across a 17.6 mm diagonal. This combination of large field of view and small pixel size will capture fine details across even large samples.
High Speed Mode
As well as the ‘Long Exposure’ mode, capable of exposures over 20 minutes thanks to the ultra-low dark current, the Retiga E7 also features a ‘Fast Capture’ mode that operates at over 50 frames a second across the full 7 megapixel sensor.
OEM Integration
Interfacing is simple with the Retiga E7 by design. With its compact format and single cable interface, hardware integration is straightforward. The addition of onboard triggering, Windows/Linux support, and our dedicated OEM team make integrating and customising the Retiga E7 a painless process.
Manufacturers website: https://www.teledyne.com/en-us
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