Flexible High-Speed Camera eosens TS3 :The handheld camera with a 500 fps frame rate
13/11/2013 Mikrotron GmbH
A picture is worth more than a thousand words. Extreme slow-motion image capture techniques make it possible to analyze fast-moving processes in industry, technological research and development, medicine, biology, sport and science.The easy-to-operate eosens TS3 high-speed cameras combine extraordinary new performance features with versatility and high flexibility. The comprehensive range of functions provides users with a number of interesting mobile-use options. The new WiFi module allows users to operate the cameras wirelessly and via handheld devices such as iPads or tablet computers using web interfaces.
The IRIG-B option makes it possible to synchronize multiple cameras worldwide using time data from GPS satellites.
The internal optional SSD storage, with up to 256 GB of storage capacity, is available immediately. This ultra-fast data storage via RAM to drive on the internal SSD thereby facilitates uninterrupted image recording. With a selection of recording times of 6.5 or 13 seconds at rates of 500 full pictures per second, recording times suitable for system optimization, problem resolution, field usage and maintenance works are available to you.
The most important features of the eosens TS3:
-€¢ Up to 500 frames per second (fps) at 1,280 x 1,024 pixels; more than 20,000 frames per second at reduced resolution.
-€¢ 7'' high-definition touchscreen display on the rear side of the camera with instant playback of the film material.
-€¢ Control and steering of the camera via Windows and Linux OS PCs or Mac via gigabit Ethernet or via internet and web browser/app.
-€¢ Download pictures via USB or SD card and video via HDMI.
-€¢ Battery operating times of up to 4 hours.
-€¢ Lens mounting: C mount or F mount.
For more information, please contact:
Mikrotron GmbH
Landshuter Strasse 20-22
Unterschleissheim
D-85716
Germany
Tel: +49(0)89 72634200
Fax: +49(0)89 72634299
Email: info@mikrotron.de
Web: www.mikrotron.de
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