Imaging System Design

For years Pace levy has developed hybrid imaging systems to meet a variety of needs and requirements. We have developed systems to view ice formation on aircraft wings to high speed images of a golf club striking a ball. The requirements of each experiment is unique, however the underlying principal of acquiring validated and publishable data remains the same. Pace Levy is committed to provide our clients with superior performance and to do whatever it takes to meet the goals and requirements of each experiment.

Below is brief description of some imaging systems and components we have developed or included in our experimental designs.

Hardware-Software Integration
We have developed imaging systems that required control by computers. Control was either to move a component, such as a camera, or to provide control over the image acquisition, such as only acquiring images that have something that has changed in its field of view.

Data acquisition components have been included with some of our imaging system to capture temperature variation, and rotational speed. Integration of these systems required software development combined with software to control camera components and other acquisition systems. Real-time analysis of data was performed to precisely control the acquisition of images at a given time frame.

Types of Imaging Systems
We are proficient in many types of components from video systems to infrared cameras. We have expertise in high speed imaging in both film and digital based camera systems. We have developed high speed systems in excess of 150, 000 frames/sec to low speed system at 100 frames/sec. We have also developed specialized time-lapse systems to acquire images unattended for weeks or months.

We have also developed infrared 3D laser scanning systems to scan ice shapes and render them in three dimensions for analysis and output to a rapid prototyping machine.

Our personnel have experience in developing microscopy imaging systems for the medical industry. Micro-controlled piezo positioning stages and robotic and motion controls were used to provide analysis of biological specimens.

Whatever your imaging requirement may be Pace Levy is experienced and well equipment to tackle your problem and provide a professional solution.

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