Phantom Miro ex2. Phantom Miro ex2. Datasheet. Mechanical Drawing. Sensor Spectral Response. {tab= Description} 1 / 10

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1 Phantom Miro ex2 Datasheet Mechanical Drawing Sensor Spectral Response {tab= Description} 1 / 10

2 The perfect balance of resolution, speed, and light-sensitivity in a self-contained solution x 480 at over 1200 fps - DSLR form factor - LCD touchscreen user interface - Shutter speed 5 μs to 1/frame-rate - Max frame rate 32 x 16 resolution The Phantom Miro ex2 provides the perfect balance of resolution, speed, and light-sensitivity in a self-contained solution enabling anyone to capture high quality, slow-motion movies. A built-in touch screen display is used to set up the camera as well as immediately view results. Battery power means freedom from power cords. Flexible triggering helps you capture even the most challenging events. Removable CompactFlash memory provides safe, secure and portable storage for valuable slow-motion content. 2 / 10

3 Point-and-shoot, review and edit all from the built-in LCD touch screen which also provides immediate feedback on the results of your test or experiment. You can play and rewind the slow-motion movie in normal or fast mode or step through your movie one frame at a time. Trimming the movie is as easy as setting in-points and out-points prior to saving. With the new Miro ex2, you can also control multi-cine setups and even program our new Image-Based Auto-Trigger feature with the LCD interface (optional on the MIro ex2). Using the Phantom Software you can also save movies in popular formats such as Quicktime or AVI, or you can save frames as JPEG or TIFF images. Easily movies or frames to colleagues for collaboration. {tab= Videos} Note: The high speed movies are all taken with this camera. They have been greatly reduced in resolution and compressed in size so we can show them to you on the web. Movie quality directly from the camera is superior to what you will see here. {slide= Interview with John Hannaford from VRI at NAB 2010 } {youtube}vwk-30svenc{/youtube} {/slide} {slide= Basic training on the Phantom Miro by Rick Robinson from VRI } {swfremote} {/swfremote} {/slide} 3 / 10

4 {slide= Bubbles climbing like stingrays at 1,000 fps } {/slide} {tab= Specifications } Resolution/Speed (fps) 640 x 480 1, x 480 1, x 64 10, x 240 4, x 480 2, x 192 7, x 64 19, x , x 64 32, x 64 48, x 32 86, x ,200 Short Description - The workhorse of the Miro family, supplies 640 x 480 resolution at up to 1000 fps. Built-in LCD sc Throughput/Speed - Max speed at full resolution of 640 x 480 is 1246 fps to RAM - Max speed at reduced resolution of 32 x 8 is 105,200 fps to RAM Sensor Specifications x 480 Pixels - 22 µm pixel size - 8-bit depth, 10-bit optional 4 / 10

5 - Active sensor dimensions are mm x mm - ISO is 4800 mono, 1200 color - CAR in 32 x 8 pixel increments - Fill factor: 65% - Dynamic range: 60 db - Read out noise at 45 C: 21e - QE at 530nm: 31% - Full well capacity: 22000e Exposure - Minimum exposure time is 5 µs - Global electronic Suter Memory - 1 GB, 2 GB, 4 GB high-speed internal RAM - Removable CompactFlash Record Times seconds at maximum frame rate, maximum bit depth, largest resolution and into maximum int Special Features - Segment memory for up to 4 cines - Continuous recording - Frame rate profile - Memory gate - Event marking 5 / 10

6 - Frame timestamp - IRIG in/out (modulated and unmodulated) - LCD touch screen monitor / user interface (640 x 480) 3.5 in - Secondary IP address - Field-based firmware upgrade capable Triggering - Programmable trigger location (pre/post trigger recording) - Image-Based Auto-Trigger standard - On-camera trigger button - LCD touch screen button - Hardware trigger Timing & Synchronization - Strobe output Signaling - Strobe - NTSC & PAL video Ethernet Connection - 10/100 Ethernet for both control and data 6 / 10

7 Camera Control - Phantom Camera - Control software (PCC) - SDK available Video Out - NTSC or PAL Lensing - 1" C-mount Video Processing - Brightness - Contrast - Gamma - Saturation - Hue - White Balance - Sensitivity - Image flip and rotate - Apply filters Motion Analysis - Basic measurements via Phantom Application: 7 / 10

8 - Distance - Speed - Acceleration - Angles and Angular Speed - Compatible with 3rd party solutions Supported File Formats - Cine, Cine Compressed, Cine RAW, AVI, Multipage TIFF, MXF PAL, MXF NTSC, QuickTime, Win Power VDC, 12W. - DC Power battery Internal Lithium-Polymer, 11.1V Mechanical Specifications x 3.4 x 3.1 in (L, W, H) x 8 cm - Weight: 1.5 lbs, 0.7 kg Environmental Specifications - Active cooling with dual internal micro-fans; - Operating temperature 0 C - 50 C - Storage temperature -20 C - 70 C 8 / 10

9 API s - Phantom SDK - LabView - MatLab Ships Standard with - Power supply; VAC input Hz - Ethernet cable Options - 10-bit depth - Image-Based Auto-Trigger Popular Accessories - CompactFlash {tab= More Photos} {gallery}vri/miroex4{/gallery} 9 / 10

10 {tab= Applications} Diferencia entre usar Cámaras Phantom de Alta Velocidad y Machine Vision spanish {/tabs} 10 / 10