What accessories does Andor offer?

Andor supply a portfolio of accessories to compliment the range of scientific digital cameras. These range from standard ‘off the shelf’ products, such as recirculators or chillers, to custom-made parts that are designed and manufactured by Andor as part of a specific solution. Standard windows have been selected to satisfy most applications.

What is Andor neo sCMOS?

Andor Neo sCMOS is a precision scientific instrument containing fragile components Always handle with care 5. INTRODUCTION REGULATORY COMPLIANCE Please refer to the Declaration of Conformity in Section A2. SECTION 1 Page 11... Page 12 This manual contains useful information and advice to ensure you get the optimum performance from your new system.

Is Andor a trademark?

Andor and the Andor logo are trademarks of Andor Technology Ltd. Andor Technology is an Oxford Instruments company. All other marks are property of their owners. Changes are periodically made to the product and these will be incorporated into new editions of the manual. New releases of the manual are available through MyAndor.

Does Andor have a warranty?

Andor assumes no liability for damage or obligation to repair under warranty relating to use outside of the environmental requirements specified in “Appendix A: Technical Specifications”. Medical Diagnosis: This equipment has not been designed and manufactured for the medical diagnosis of patients.

How does Andor's ultravactm technology work?

Andor’s unique UltraVacTM vacuum technology has also been applied to the Newton. UltraVac provides a permanent hermetically sealed enclosure for maximum QE and cooling performance over many years operation. The Newton features a Single AR coated UV grade silica window for optimum transmission. (SY model features a Beryllium window).

Does Andor neo sCMOS camera have a noise filter?

2.4.1 - Spurious noise filter Andor’s Neo sCMOS camera comes equipped with a built-in filter to reduce the visibility of high noise pixels. This real time filter corrects for pixels that would otherwise appear as spurious ‘salt and pepper’ noise spikes in the image.