ULTRACAM - an ultra-fast, triple-beam CCD camera

the ULTRACAM team; Tom Marsh (University of Southampton); Vik Dhillon (University of Sheffield)

ULTRACAM - an ultra-fast, triple-beam CCD camera

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Vik Dhillon (University of Sheffield) , Tom Marsh (University of Southampton) , the ULTRACAM team This is my paper · ORCID

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ULTRACAM is an ultra-fast, triple-beam CCD camera which has been designed to study one of the few remaining unexplored regions of observational parameter space - high temporal resolution. The camera will see first light in Spring 2002, at a total cost of GBP 300 k, and will be used on 2-m, 4-m and 8-m class telescopes to study astrophysics on the fastest timescales.

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