In today's various testing, research and development, and experiments, we often need to study and analyze various high-speed reactions. However, ordinary visible light cameras cannot capture high-speed motion processes, and the human eye is even more unable to make intuitive judgments. This requires the use of high-speed cameras, which can greatly reduce the time for various research and development experiments, and play an important role in projects such as design verification, prototype testing, vibration analysis, quality control, and process research.

Why use a high-speed camera?

A standard 30 frame visible light camera can only provide us with images or videos of slower reaction processes. The speed of the detector itself is too slow to capture fast processes, and the shutter speed of the camera is also too slow, so it is impossible to eliminate the blurry visual effect caused by high-speed motion.