SBIG STL-11000M Class 2

The STL-11000M class 2 camera system:

Is from the new line of large format, dual head, triple sensor, self-guiding CCD cameras
Uses the 11.0mp Kodak KAI-11000M, class 2 CCD.
Has been completely redesigned
Includes an iunternal 5 position, 2″ filter wheel
Threaded accessory ring, mounting plate and 2″ nosepiece supplied

SPECIFICATIONS

ACCESSORIES

PRODUCT LITERATURE

Remote Guiding Head w/6 foot cable for ST-7/8/9/10/2000/4000 with remote guiding port and all STL cameras

8-position 50mm filter wheel

Upgrade any STL to 8-position 50mm filter wheel instead of 5-position filter wheel at time of new camera order.

Adaptive Optics for Large Format STL cameras (compatible with dual sensor ST-7/8/9/10/2000/4000)

35mm camera lens adapter (Nikon)

STL-11000M/CM Typical Specifications
Imaging CCD	Kodak Enhanced KAI-11002M/CM, Class 1 or Class 2
Column Defects	Class 1 has no column defects, Class 2 allows up to 2 column defects
Pixel Array	4008 x 2672 pixels, 36 x 24.7 mm
Total Pixels	11 million
Pixel Size	9 x 9 microns
Full Well Capacity (NABG)	50,000 e-
Dark Current	0.5 e-/pixel/second at 0 degrees C
Antiblooming	ABG only
Shutter	Electromechanical and Electronic
Exposure	0.001 to 3600 seconds, 10ms resolution
Correlated Double Sampling	Yes
A/D Converter	16 bits
A/D Gain	0.8e¯/ADU unbinned, 1.6e- binned
Read Noise	13e¯ RMS
Binning Modes	1 x 1, 2 x 2, 3 x 3
Full Frame Download	26 seconds
Cooling – standard	Two-Stage Thermoelectric, Water Assist, -40 C from Ambient Typical
Temperature Regulation	±0.1°C
Power	10 – 18VDC, 12VDC nominal, Universal AC to 12VDC desktop supply
Computer Interface	USB 1.1
Computer Compatibility	Win 98 / NT / 2000 / Me / XP / Mac OS-X / Vista 32 bit / Linux (3rd pty)
Guiding	Dual CCD Self-Guiding Standard, Remote Guiding Head Optional
Dimensions	6.5 x 6 x 3.5″ (16.5 x 15.2×8.9cm)
Weight	4 pounds (1.8 Kg) without filters
Internal Filter Carousel	5 positions for 48mm threaded cells or 2″ unmounted filters (optional)
Mounting	2″ nosepiece included
Backfocus	Approximately 1.7 inches (~4.3 cm) with 2″ nosepiece attached

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