SWIR Cameras
WHITE PAPERS AND APPLICATION NOTES







NEWS
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Sensors Unlimited’s calibrated InGaAs SWIR cameras enable continuous monitoring of industrial furnaces, enhancing safety and efficiency by detecting slag buildup and high-temperature anomalies.
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InGaAs SWIR cameras enable high-temperature thermography from 100°C to 1600°C, ideal for monitoring furnaces, inspecting hot glass, and detecting impurities in molten metals.
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InGaAs SWIR cameras detect slag impurities in molten metal by distinguishing emissivity differences, improving quality, reducing waste, and enabling cost-effective, protected industrial monitoring.
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InGaAs SWIR cameras inspect hot glass bottles above 200°C, detecting internal defects and cooling issues through glass, improving product safety, quality, and manufacturing efficiency.
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SWIR and NIR laser beam profiling with InGaAs cameras enables precise measurement of beam width, divergence, and direction, critical for laser performance in industrial applications.
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SWIR InGaAs cameras enable frontside and backside wafer inspection, alignment, and failure analysis by imaging through silicon and gallium arsenide for defect detection and process optimization.
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NIR/SWIR spectroscopy using InGaAs sensors enables precise spectral analysis for minerals, organics, and biological materials, offering high-resolution, non-invasive insight across scientific and industrial applications.
SWIR CAMERA VIDEOS
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Experience the clarity of SWIR camera images in challenging weather conditions like sea haze and light mist, providing unparalleled image quality and detail.
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As Photonics West 2023 winds down, we visit Mark Donaghy at the Raptor Photonics booth for a look at their line of SWIR and CMOS cameras and a new hyperspectral imaging system.
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Jason Palidwar of Iridian Spectral Technologies joins us to discuss optical filter solutions for high end telecom markets and more at Photonics West 2023.
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Martin Ettenberg, President of Princeton Infrared Technologies, demonstrates real-world imaging applications for SWIR cameras one Day One of Photonics West 2023.
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This demo video demonstrates fully corrected SWIR continuous zoom imagery using a 10µm pixel VGA sensor whose smaller FPA and pixel results in narrower FOV and smaller IFOV.