Welding
Space welding research at Ohio State University
Phantom cameras record the dynamics of the arc in conditions that simulate space.
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Explore the Phantom camera lines from Vision Research and find options for observing motion, materials and fast phenomena. The camera is part of a system: lens, lighting, synchronization and software must also support the goal of the work.
Our background in cinema and TV gave us hands-on knowledge of cameras, lenses, lighting and capture. We apply that experience to help labs and companies record images that answer the questions of the experiment.

What is too fast to see.

Intensifiers and cameras for low light, fluorescence and time-resolved observation.

Optics for macro imaging and long-distance microscopy.

Laser illumination and visualization systems for research on processes, flows and welding.

Ultra-high-speed cameras and optical tracking systems.

PTZ cameras, capture and storage for live production.

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Find Portuguese summaries of technical articles, application references and access to Phantom's PCC software.
Welding
Phantom cameras record the dynamics of the arc in conditions that simulate space.

DIC and materials testing
Adaptive materials and structures analyzed with Phantom cameras.

Combustion
Chemiluminescence in multi-fuel engines recorded with back side illuminated sensors.
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