Graticules, Stage Micrometers, and Calibration Standards B. Image Analysis & Microscopy (IAM) (continued)


Model IAM-3


Ultra-High Image Analysis Resolution Target


Based on the NIST/NBS 1010A and conforming to ANSI/ISO#2 standard, this target is ideal for verifying focus and resolution of high powered optical systems. With direct read information, the exact capabilities of the system will instantly be established. The values (in cycles per mm) are displayed next to 5 vertical and 5 horizontal evenly spaced bars, from 5.6 to 512 cycles per mm (89.2 μm to 0.98 μm bar sizes)


Specifications Overall Size:


Resolution:


1” x 3” (25 mm x 75 mm) 5.5 to 512 cy/mm


Ordering Information Cat. No.


60216-3PG 60216-3PGC


Model IAM-4


Image Analysis Neutral Density Step Tablet


Designed for illumination and detection calibration, which is needed for today’s exacting imaging and vision systems. This tablet has 12 Transmission Steps, nominally ranging from 0 to 100% transmission. The neutral density step tablet is ideal for testing linearity of the sensing system.


Specifications Overall Size:


Material: Density Range Description Ultra-High Image Analysis Resolution Target, Model IAM-3 Ultra-High Image Analysis Resolution Target, Model IAM-3, with Calibration Qty.


each each


1” x 3” (25 mm x 75 mm) Emulsion film on glass 0.08 to 2.00


Ordering Information Cat. No.


60216-4PG 60216-4PGC


8


Description Image Analysis Neutral Density Step Tablet, Model IAM-4 Image Analysis Neutral Density Step Tablet, Model IAM-4, Calibrated


Electron Microscopy Sciences In PA: (215) 412-8400 • Toll-Free (800) 523-5874 Fax (215) 412-8450 or 8452 • email: info@emsdiasum.com


Qty.


each each


or stacie@ems-secure.com • www.emsdiasu m.com


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