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Since 1993, Apogee Imaging Systems has been manufacturing cooled CCD cameras for scientific applications. Our cameras are now used in more than 50 countries, from government and private research laboratories.
Within spectroscopy, Apogee cameras have been used for a variety of techniques, including LIBS (laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy), Raman, atomic, emission, scanning and echelle spectroscopy. They have been used for water, soil, and gem analysis; detection of anthrax; development of methods and technologies for detection of land mines and improvised explosive devices (IEDs); analysis and detection of contaminants at nuclear reactors.
By expanding into broad markets with diverse demands, Apogee has had to develop a wide variety of technologies to solve our customers' problems. Our spectroscopy customers demand low noise, high sensitivity, and high quantitative accuracy. Our live science customers demand speed and ease of use. Both groups are constantly pushing for higher performance at lower prices. Ascent and Alta cameras address these demands.
Right: Image from echelle spectrograph using deuterium-tungsten source
(Catalina Scientific's KestrelSpec software) Visit the Image Gallery for
more extraordinary images taken with Apogee cameras.
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Bruker SureSpectrum Imaging Spectrographs Coupled to Apogee CCD Cameras for Spectroscopy Applications
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Check out our new 16-Page Spectroscopy catalog, detailing all the features of our Alta Camera Series, as well as our new Ascent Camera Series. Packed with tips on how to choose a camera.
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All of our brochures, plus our camera specification sheets and mechanical drawings, are included on our Integration Starter Kit CD. Also included are copies of our software drivers and programming documentation.
Order your free copy now.
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