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 $26,000 1600 x 1200
Fast, economical; 1 to 16 megapixels

Real-time TV image with high throughput
Ideal for clinical pathology and bioscience applications, teaching, and multiuser environments
Easy to install, easy to learn, easy to use
Highly affordable
Ideal for biological applications, multi-user facilities, and teaching
Peltier cooled CCD array - great performance under low illumination conditions
L3 $33,000 2048 x 2048
L2C $35,000 1024 x 1024
L4C $28,000 1600 x 1200
L3C $36,000 2048 x 2048
L9C $47,000 4008 x 2672
L11C $49,500 4872 x 3248
1C $16,900 768 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 low contrast and beam sensitive specimens
7C $34,000 2184 x 1472
8C $47,500 3072 x 2048
10C $79,900 2048 x 2048
12C $73,500 4096 x 4096
14C $76,900 2048 x 2048
15C $63,500 3056 x 3056
16C $75,900 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 up 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 $4,500
Multi-port and custom system configurations Request Quote
Spare parts kit, includes scintillator and window $3,500 to $4,500
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