imec SNAPSHOT SWIR 9 bands
Want to test hyperspectral scanning and analysis in the short-wave infrared range? With this user-friendly real-time USB 3.0 camera, you?ll be looking at relevant test data within minutes after the installation.
Make artifact-free cubes of moving objects thanks to video-rate acquisition.
Enjoy an easy set-up of a system that includes imager, camera and software.
Discover the broad potential of the SWIR bands to see invisible features.
imec SNAPSHOT SWIR 9 bands
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imec SNAPSHOT SWIR 9 bands
spatial resolution = VGA (640 x 512 px)
spectral resolution = 9 bands
spectral range = 1100-1650 nm
imager type = InGaAs-based, Cardinal 640 sensor with TEC cooler electronic
acquisition speed = Up to 120 hyperspectral cubes/second (limit of USB 3.0 interface)
pixel pitch = 15 ?m pixels
bit depth = 13 bits
optics = 16/25/35/50 mm lenses, C-mount
camera interface = USB 3.0 + GPIO for triggering (TTL)
software = HSI Mosaic software for raw image acquisition, data pre-processing, hypercube visualization and classification; C and Python API for acquisition and data pre-processing in custom software
power consumption = 2 Watts at 60 FPS
camera dimensions (W x H x D) = 65 x 65 x 130 cm
camera weight = 260 g without lens
rejection filter = yes
included accessories = USB 3.0 and power + trigger cables
cooling = passive & active cooling (fan-based +TEC)
ambient temperature = -5?C to 50?C (operation), -20?C to 60?C (storage)
mechanical = integrated mechanical shutter for automatic dark-counts, tripod mount (1/4″ – 20) + side-mounting M5 holes
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| Description | spatial resolution = VGA (640 x 512 px) spectral resolution = 9 bands spectral range = 1100-1650 nm imager type = InGaAs-based, Cardinal 640 sensor with TEC cooler electronic acquisition speed = Up to 120 hyperspectral cubes/second (limit of USB 3.0 interface) pixel pitch = 15 ?m pixels bit depth = 13 bits optics = 16/25/35/50 mm lenses, C-mount camera interface = USB 3.0 + GPIO for triggering (TTL) software = HSI Mosaic software for raw image acquisition, data pre-processing, hypercube visualization and classification; C and Python API for acquisition and data pre-processing in custom software power consumption = 2 Watts at 60 FPS camera dimensions (W x H x D) = 65 x 65 x 130 cm camera weight = 260 g without lens rejection filter = yes included accessories = USB 3.0 and power + trigger cables cooling = passive & active cooling (fan-based +TEC) ambient temperature = -5?C to 50?C (operation), -20?C to 60?C (storage) mechanical = integrated mechanical shutter for automatic dark-counts, tripod mount (1/4" - 20) + side-mounting M5 holes | Spectral Range (nm) = 900 - 1700 Spectral Channels = 336 Spectral Bandwidth (nm) = 2.4 Spectral Resolution - FWHM (nm) = 5.6 Spatial Pixels = 640 Max Frame Rate (fps) = 240 f/# = 1.8 Interface = GigE Dimensions (mm) = 264 x 115 x 88 Weight, w/o lens (kg) = 2.95 | Spectral range = 970 - 2500 nm Spatial pixels = 620 Spectral channels and sampling = 300 bands @ 5.1 nm F-number = F1.9 FOV = 20? Pixel FOV across/along = 0.54/0.54 mrad Bit resolution = 16 bit Noise floor = 80 e- Dynamic range = 10000 Peak SNR (at full resolution) > 900 Max speed (at full resolution) = 170 fps Power consumption* = 50 W Dimensions (l-w-h)* = 254 - 175 - 170 mm Weight* < 4.5 kg *Includes IMU/GPS and DAU - <5 kg including standard battery | Spectral Range = 2.7 - 5.3 ?m Spectral resolution (FWHM) = 35 nm Spectral sampling/pixel = 8.44 nm, Without binning Spectral bands = 154, With default binning Numerical aperture = 2.0 Optics magnification = 0.5 Effective pixel size = 30 ?m, At fore lens image plane Effective slit width = 104 ?m, At fore lens image plane Effective slit length = 19.2 mm, At fore lens image plane Dynamic Range = 1600:1 with 1.5 ms exposure time Usable dynamic range / noise Spatial samples = 640 Bit depth = 16 Maximum frame rate = 380 fps, Full image with default binning Binning = 1,2,4 spectral and spatial, Default: 2 spectral x 1 spatial ROI = Freely selectable multiple bands of interest. Minimum height of ROI is two 1-binned rows. Maximum frame rate is determined by total number of rows between first row of first mROI and last row of last mROI - not the total number of rows included in the mMROI?s. Pixel operability = Number of operable pixels >99.7%. Allowed clusters: Size 4-8 pixels: <= 12/ Size 9-12 pixels: 2/ Size 13-19 pixels: 1/ Size >19 pixels: 0 Image corrections = Non uniformity correction/Bad pixel replacement/Automatic Image Enhancement (AIE). One point NUC. AIE: Unified spectral calibration + corrected smile and keystone aberrations Sensor material = InSb Integrated cooler = Stirling Up to 10000 hours Full well capacity = 5.1 Me- Read-out modes = IWR / ITR Optics temperature = TEC-stabilized Default is 20 degrees Celsius Lens mount = Custom mount Fore lens options = OLEM43, OLEM23, OLEM17 Field of view = 24 deg, 45 deg, 60 deg Camera digital data output/control interface = GigE Vision, Custom ethernet Camera control protocols = GenICam, JSON-RPC Power input = 24 V DC Power consumption = Max 90 W, Typical 40 W, During simultaneous cool-down of optics and detector Connectors = Ethernet/ Aux - 0306423 (09-0428-90-08) Binder 8pin/ Power - 0306627 (LF10WBR-4P) Hirose 4pin Trigger in IP = IP40 Dimensions (L x W x H) = 280 x 202 x 169 mm Mounting surface option on three sides. Mounting kit adds 24 mm distance on mounting side. Weight = 7 kg Storage temperature = -20 ... +50 oC Operating temperature = +5 ... +40 oC Relative humidity = 5% - 95% (non-condensing) | Spectral Range = 950 - 1730 nm Spectral bands = 232 Max speed* = 500 fps Spectral sampling = 3.36 nm Spectral FWHM <2 bands Spatial FWHM <1.5 pixels Spatial pixels = 640 Keystone <20% of a pixel Smile <20% of band FOV = 16? / 40? Bit resolution = 12 bit Noise floor = HG:8.5/MG:32/LG:270 e- Peak SNR = HG:150/MG:275/LG:800 Dynamic range = HG:2650/MG:2360/LG:2360 ROI* = All bands can be selected/deselected individually External trigger options = LVDS, 5V/12V/24V TTL Dimensions (l-w-h) = 364 - 105 - 153 mm Camera Interface = GigE * Reducing the number of spectral channels with ROI will proportionally increase the max framerate | Spectral Range (nm) = 400 - 1000 Spectral Channels = 281 Spectral Bandwidth (nm) = 2.1 Spectral Resolution - FWHM (nm) = 3.3 Spatial Pixels = 900 Max Frame Rate (fps) = 249 f/# = 2.4 Interface = USB 3.0 Dimensions (mm) = 115 x 104 x 66 Weight, w/o lens (kg) = 0.64 |
