640×512 InGaAs SWIR Imaging Module
SWIR 0.9–1.7 μm
A 640×512 InGaAs SWIR imaging module covering 0.9–1.7 μm with a 15 μm pixel pitch, 50 Hz Camera Link output, and global exposure from 20 μs to 19 ms.
A 640×512 InGaAs SWIR imaging module covering 0.9–1.7 μm with a 15 μm pixel pitch, 50 Hz Camera Link output, and global exposure from 20 μs to 19 ms.
| Detector | InGaAs SWIR |
| Resolution | 640×512 |
| Pixel pitch | 15 μm |
| Spectral band | 0.9–1.7 μm |
| Lens configuration | 25 mm athermalized, F/1.4–16 |
| Field of view | 21.7°×17.4°; distortion <1.5% |
| Exposure | Global, 20 μs–19 ms |
| Video output | Camera Link |
| Output format | Y8 / Y16 / X16 |
| Control interface | RS422 |
| Digital zoom | 1× / 2× / 4× |
| Detail enhancement | 0–7 levels |
| Sync | Internal / external |
| Test pattern | Gradient / checkerboard |
| Firmware upgrade | Serial port |
| Power supply | DC 6–19 V; 12 V typical |
| Power consumption | <4.5 W |
| Dimensions | 45×45 mm-class; project confirmation |
| Weight | Project confirmation |
| Control protocol | Project-specific command set |
| Operating temperature | Per project configuration |
| Storage temperature | Per project configuration |
Specifications reflect the supplied technical document. Lens, connector, mechanical, and environmental options may be finalized for the target program.
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