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NASA Tech Briefs

“Frame-Transfer Gating Raman Spectroscopy for Time-Resolved Multiscalar Combustion Diagnostics,” John H. Glenn Research Center, Cleveland, Ohio, Thursday, September 01, 2011.
- Princeton Instruments ProEM EMCCD camera used in groundbreaking time-resolved combustion research.

Optics Letters

“Subframe burst gating for Raman spectroscopy in combustion”, Kojima et al. (2010), Opt. Lett. 35:1323-1325.
- Princeton Instruments ProEM EMCCD camera used in groundbreaking time-resolved combustion research.

eXcelon-enhanced ProEM Cameras
New eXcelon-enabled ProEM cameras provide significant improvements in sensitivity and fringe suppression. Available in 512x512 and 1024x1024 frame-transfer pixel array formats, these next-generation ProEM cameras offer superior performance for a variety of applications, including single-molecule fluorescence imaging, time-resolved astronomy, and plasma diagnostics.
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New....Professional-Grade EMCCD Cameras
Princeton Instruments is pleased to announce the arrival of the ProEM™, the highest performance EMCCD camera platform to be offered on the scientific imaging market to date. New ProEM cameras are designed to address challenging low-light applications associated with single-molecule fluorescence, astronomy, and ion imaging, as well as many other high-frame-rate, light-starved applications.
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