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iXon Ultra EMCCD Tutorial Series - No 2: Applying EM Gain

Dr Colin Coates - iXon Ultra Tutorial Series (2)

iXon Ultra Tutorial Series

1. iXon Ultra Introduction
2. Applying EM Gain
3. 17 MHz Mode
4. ROI and Crop Mode
5. Minimizing CIC
6. OptAcquire
7. Count Convert
8. Spurious Noise Filter
9. iXon Ultra Connections

Author: Dr Colin Coates

Category: Tutorial

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