Fiber Viewing Cameras

Fiber Viewing Cameras


Table of Contents:


Introduction

Small network-based cameras are placed within the Calibration Unit and the Fiber Injection Unit to monitor light being focused into the fibers. There is one camera within the Calibration Unit, and two within the Fiber Injection Unit (one watching the Science arm fibers, and one watching the Ca HK arm fibers).


Relevant Devices

Descriptions

Qty

Source

Part Number

Notes

Descriptions

Qty

Source

Part Number

Notes

Fiber Viewing Camera Detector

3

Teledyne FLIR

Blackfly S GigE
BFS-PGE-19S4M-C

2x in FIU
1x in Cal Unit

PoE Injector

3

Amazon.com

BV-Tech Gigabit Power Over Ethernet PoE+ Injector | 30W

Suggested by WMKO


Relevant Functional Block Diagram


Cable Details

Cable

Qty

Details

Notes

Cable

Qty

Details

Notes

Ethernet (Data Only)

1

Cat6 Copper Ethernet Cable M-M, 6 feet long

Entirely within Cal Rack or AO Rack.

Cal Unit Ethernet (Data & POE)

1

Cat6 Copper Ethernet Cable M-M, 10 feet long

Has a right-angle connector at the camera end (to prevent the cable from colliding with the enclosure wall). End connector shown at right, and picture of detector and cable below.

FIU Ethernet (Data & POE)

2

Custom ethernet cable with ultra-low-profile right-angle connector at camera end.

Fabricated by Ben McCarney at WMKO.


Pictures of Devices

Calibration Unit FVC (detector and camera lens), circa August 2022
Calibration Unit FVC on its mount at bottom right. Note the blue right-angle ethernet cord employed at the detector, which avoids a cable collision with the enclosure wall)

Relevant Analyses

1

Description

File

Notes

2

Fiber Viewing Camera Summary

Includes flux estimations


Relevant Datasheets & Manuals

1

Description

File

Source

2

Getting Started Guide

https://www.flir.com/support/products/blackfly-s-gige/#Documents

3

Performance Specifications

4

SpinView Guide

Not used within KPF but explains use of the Windows-based software that can be used to control camera.