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Nevada National Security Site developed Kraken, a novel large-area gated framing camera. This camera captures high-speed events like shock-driven ejecta and fluid flow with enhanced flexibility and manufacturability.

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Area of Science:

High-speed imaging
Advanced camera systems
Shock physics

Background:

Framing cameras capture rapid phenomena using short shutter times.
Applications include shock-driven ejecta, dynamic metal compression, and fluid flow.
Existing systems require optimization for manufacturability and flexibility.

Purpose of the Study:

Introduce the Kraken camera, a new large-area gated framing camera.
Detail design strategies focused on manufacturability and flexibility.
Present field data from the Kraken camera.

Main Methods:

Designed and fielded a large-area, gated framing camera named Kraken.
Emphasized manufacturability through improved imager yield.
Developed a flexible camera architecture to shorten design cycles.

Main Results:

The Kraken camera was successfully designed and fielded.
Design improvements enhanced imager yield and manufacturability.
The camera architecture facilitates shorter design cycles for flexibility.

Conclusions:

The Kraken camera offers a flexible and manufacturable solution for high-speed imaging.
It enables detailed study of rapidly evolving phenomena.
The design advancements contribute to efficient development of advanced imaging systems.