Sydor XRFC
X-Ray Framing Camera. Precision. Nanosecond Imaging.
Built for time-resolved, multi-frame X-Ray capture in vacuum environments. The XRFC records 2D spatial frames or 1D spectral strip images with nanosecond gating—ideal for inertial confinement fusion research, shock physics, and ultrafast diagnostics.
Key Benefits
Multi-Frame Capture
Capable of recording up to 16 sequential images, enabling a short ‘movie’ of dynamic X-Ray phenomena.Nanosecond Gating
Gate widths as fast as ~40 ps enable freeze-frame resolution of rapid events.High Spectral and Spatial Versatility
Offers 2D framing or 1D spectrally resolved strip capture using gated configurations.Vacuum-Ready Design
Fully compatible with high-vacuum beamlines, featuring strip-line MCP electronics and phosphor screen coupled to CCD readout.Modular Triggering
Four independent gating channels driven by fast pulser electronics for flexible timing control.
Mission-Ready Configuration
Includes vacuum-compatible camera head with MCP and phosphor, gated pulser electronics. Configurable for framing, spectral strip capture, or hybrid imaging schemes. Rugged and ready for harsh lab environments.
| Performance Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Frame Capacity | Up to 16 sequential frames |
| Gate Width | ~40 ps to nanoseconds |
| Spectral Sensitivity | 200 nm UV through 15 keV X rays |
| Gating Channels | 4 independent strips via fast pulse drivers |
| Environment | High-vacuum compatible, beamline-ready |
Resources
Sydor X-Ray Detectors & Beam Monitoring Brochure
