swir-cameras-products

  1. NIT, WDR InGaAs SWIR Camera Family 6/16/2016

    The New Imaging Technologies' (NIT) wide dynamic range (WDR), InGaAs shortwave infrared (SWIR) sensors and camera systems are designed with the purpose of delivering a dynamic range greater than 140 dB in a single snapshot without any processing or tone mapping. 

  2. Digital Linescan Camera: LineCAM12 5/2/2016

    The new LineCAM12 from Princeton Infrared Technologies is an InGaAs linescan camera designed to operate in the shortwave infrared (SWIR) and visible spectrum, from 0.4 to 1.7 µm. This camera utilizes a 1024 x 1 state of the art InGaAs linear array imager on 12.5μm pitch. It is currently available in a 250 mm tall pixel model for spectroscopy, and 12.5 mm square pixel model for machine vision applications.

  3. Lattice-Matched InGaAs Camera: 1280SCICAM 4/18/2016

    Princeton Infrared Technologies offers the 1280SCICAM lattice-matched InGaAs camera designed for excellent SWIR and visible imaging 1280 x 1024 resolution at high frame rates greater than 95 fps at full frame size. The small pitch array at 12 μm, combined with the high quantum efficiency of the lattice-matched InGaAs arrays enables excellent imaging in the SWIR and visible band.

  4. High Performance, Compact InGaAs SWIR Cameras: Bobcat 320 Series 1/29/2016

    Bobcat-320: Affordable SWIR camera targets cost-sensitive markets.

    The new Bobcat-320-Series from Xenics is made up of 3 high performance, compact SWIR cameras. All 3 versions are equipped with the same sensor. This in-house developed InGaAs detector is sensitive from 0.9 – 1.7 µm, has a resolution of 320 x 256 pixels and a 20 µm pixel pitch. Due to its thermoelectric cooler low noise and dark current values are easily achieved which result in an excellent image quality. The cameras are equipped with a GigE Vision or a CameraLink interface and are available in 3 versions:

    1. a basic 100 Hz version
    2. an advanced 400 Hz version
    3. a special gated imaging version
  5. QVGA Small-SWaP InGaAs Camera: 320CSX 4/13/2015

    The compact 320CSX represents the next generation of SWIR video cameras, designed specifically for applications that require small size, weight, and power (SWaP).

  6. Hyperspectral Imaging and Laser Beam Profiling: Xeva-2.35-320 1/29/2015

    The Xeva-2.35-320 is the industry’s smallest TE4-cooled SWIR camera. It’s compatible with spectrometers and is an ideal solution for art inspection, hyperspectral imaging, R&D applications in the SWIR range, laser beam profiling (1.0 to 2.35µm), and high temperature thermography.

  7. Infrared Camera Software: Xeneth 2.6 10/3/2014

    Xenics’ Xeneth 2.6 is the latest version of their software for use in conjunction with their line of infrared cameras independent of wavelength, interface, resolution and pixel size. There are several versions to choose from (Xeneth , Xeneth SDK, and LabVIEW SDK) with variations in capabilities. At its most basic version, it already provides live image viewing, the ability to save images, and the ability to manage camera settings.

  8. SWIR Camera with Broad Spectral Range: IRC912 4/11/2014

    This shortwave-infrared camera has a spectral range of <900 nm to 2500 nm. It offers 1280 x 1024 pixel resolution through a closed-cycle Stirling cooled InSb sensor, and it has a 119 Hz full window frame rate. Its extended wavelength response makes it well suited for spectroscopy, laser detection/characterization, target signature applications, astronomy, and searching and tracking in the infrared range.

  9. InSb SWIR Camera with High Sensitivity: IRC906HS 11/22/2013

    The IRC906HS InSb SWIR camera is well suited for spectroscopy, infrared searching and tracking, laser detection/characterization, target signature, and astronomy applications. It provides 640x512 pixel resolution, a frame rate of up to 475 Hz, and the unmatched sensitivity that an InSb detector provides.

  10. InGaAs SWIR Camera: Anacapa 640-25 10/5/2013

    The Anacapa SWIR 640-25 utilizes an InGaAs detector in a TEC package with a FLIR 0002 ROIC allowing for high speed windowing with .9 to 1.7μm spectral response. The unit without the lens weighs 167 grams and does all NUC, BPR, AGC, edge enhancement, auto detect and track inside the camera. The unit was designed optimizing SWaP C for hand held and gimbal applications.