Quoted figures are turnkey prices, including camera system, computer and software, installation, training, and domestic travel costs.

A camera can be custom built with any commercially available CCD array. See Kodak, E2V, Fairchild

System Price Format, pixels
L4 $24,000 1600 x 1200
Fast, economical; 1 to 16 megapixels

Real-time TV image at 30 frames per second
High throughput
Easy to install, easy to learn, easy to use
Highly affordable
Ideal for biological applications, multi-user facilities, and teaching
Fast Peltier cooled TEM cameras - All above advantages plus low dose imaging of beam-sensitive specimens
Great performance under low illumination conditions
L3 $31,000 2048 x 2048
L2C $30,000 1024 x 1024
L4C $28,000 1600 x 1200
L3C $35,000 2048 x 2048
L9C $45,000 4008 x 2672
L11C $47,000 4872 x 3248
1C $16,300 768 x 512
Deeply cooled slow scan TEM cameras; 1 to 39 megapixels




Extremely low noise
Excellent sensitivity
Wide dynamic range, true 16-bit or 14-bit data (not just file format)
Top performance in electron diffraction applications
Great for imaging of very low contrast specimens
7C $33,000 2184 x 1472
8C $46,300 3072 x 2048
10C $79,700 2048 x 2048
12C $72,000 4096 x 4096
14C $78,000 2048 x 2048
15C $62,000 3056 x 3056
16C $95,000 7216 x 5412
TVI $56,000 640 x 480
Image intensified cameras; Up to 2K x 2K for extremely low signal conditions

High throughput real-time TV image under extremely low illumination
With formats from 640 x 480 to 2K x 2K, these cameras are more than just an aid for focus and astigmatism correction
L2I $61,500 1024 x 1024
L3I $72,000 2048 x 2048

Options
Camera installation on a TEM with 200kV or higher accelerating voltage $2,500 to $4,000
Multi-port and custom system configurations Request Quote
Spare parts kit, includes scintillator and window $2,500 to $4,000
TEM shutter or beam blanker control; required in low dose mode and to enable live search & focus for slow scan cameras Request Quote
Beam stop for electron diffraction applications $5,000

Understanding system names
"C" - Peltier cooled CCD array
"L" - Live image capability; all other systems are slow scan
"I" - Image intensifier