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Optical Systems
Optical systems like optical objectives or oculars are a crucial block of modern electro-optical systems. Performance of these systems is often limited by parameters of optical block. Superior optics can significantly increase surveillance ranges of electro-optical surveillance systems like thermal imagers, VIS-NIR cameras, SWIR cameras, and night vision devices. Optical systems in form of optical sights are also used as independent systems in surveillance technology.
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Gated Short Wave Infrared Camera System
LIVAR® M506
The LIVAR M506 Gated SWIR Camera System is ideal for covert operations and target identification, supporting lasers from 1.0 1.6 m. Cost-effective, compact and lightweight, this range-gated, two-dimensional imaging camera operates in the eye-safe Short Wave Infrared (SWIR) band, provides day and night coverage, and supports mounted and dismounted operations. The camera system includes the camera, High Voltage Power Supply (HVPS) and Thermoelectric Cooler Controller (TECC). An optional high-PRF version is available that allows the use of low-power, high-PRF diode lasers with the camera in accumulation mode.
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Scientific SWIR Camera
1280SCICAM
Princeton Infrared Technologies, Inc.
This non-ITAR reduced weight (3000g) lattice matched, InGaAs scientific SWIR camera allows for high resolution SWIR imaging at 1280x1024 with high frame rates >93 frames per second (fps) at full frame size. This small pitch array,12 μm, combined with the high quantum efficiency of lattice matched InGaAs enables impressive imaging in the SWIR and visible spectral bands. The SWIR camera has the capability of four temperature setpoints, -20°C (no cooling), 0°C (fan cooling), -40°C, or -60°C (water cooled), using a 4 stage TEC integrated in a vacuum-sealed package. This advance digital array (PIRT1280A1-12) on board is a product of Princeton Infrared's decades of experience in InGaAs processing.
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Uncooled InGaAs Line-Scan Camera with Square Pixels
Lynx SQ Series
The Lynx square (SQ) series, based on an in-house developed linear InGaAs detector, offer affordable short-wave infrared (SWIR) line-scan imagers. The Lynx SQ cameras are able to image line rates up to 40 kHz for demanding machine vision applications. The cameras come with an industry-standard CameraLink or GigE Vision interface.
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Sensitive Short-wave IR Fluorometer & Absorption Spectrometer
NS3 NanoSpectralyzer
A customizable, modular NanoSpectralyzer: In addition to its core function as a sensitive short-wave IR fluorometer and absorption spectrometer, the NS3 can be configured with any of the following spectral capabilities: Visible emission, extended SWIR emission, UV absorption, visible absorption, extended SWIR absorption, Raman. Up to 5 excitation lasers (405 to 830 nm).
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SWIR Camera with InGaAs Detector
FLIR A6260
The FLIR A6260 SWIR camera offers superior sensitivity and dynamic range paired with the flexibility of customized windowing and integration times. This InGaAs camera is very linear in the 0.9 to 1.7 µm sensing waveband, making it the perfect tool for high temperature thermal measurements and applications that require measuring through standard glass. The A6260 offers control over settings such as integration time, while allowing you to synchronize and trigger to external events and devices.
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SWIR InGaAs 2D Focal Plane Array
PIRT1280A1-12
Princeton Infrared Technologies, Inc.
This lattice matched InGaAs 2D SWIR focal plane array (FPA) allows for high resolution SWIR imaging at high frame rates >90fps. This small pitch array, 12μm, combined with the high quantum efficiency of the lattice matched InGaAs arrays enables impressive imaging in the SWIR band. It boasts an on board 14-bit A/D with very low read noise of <45e- per read. Princeton Infrared Technologies, Inc. offers this low power SWIR array by itself or in a TEC cooled package. It is also incorporated with camera electronics for a complete solution.
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High Performance Machine Vision Cameras
Goldeye
High-performance machine vision cameras with advanced features for demanding applications. QVGA and VGA Resolution. InGaAs sensors. Up to 344 fps. Spectral range 900 - 1700 nm (SWIR).
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High Speed Industrial GigE Cameras, 5g and 10g Models
LUCID Atlas
Industrial GigE (5GigE and 10GigE) cameras;IP67 models available!There are SWIR models !Ethernet Cat 6.a up to 100 m;Power supply: PoE;Resolution from 2.8 to 31.5 MP;High speed of data transfer;Price: from $ 1,250.00.
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Small InGaAs line-scan camera module with rectangular pixels
XSL R Series
Your product description goes here.The XSL R series, based on an in-house developed detector, offer high-resolution short-wave infrared (SWIR) line-scan images.The XSL R camera modules are able to image line rates up to 40 kHz, for demanding spectroscopy applications.The module comes with an industry standard CameraLink or GigE Vision, or a 16 bit Digital Video interface.Benefits & Features• High speed line-scan imaging up to 40 kHz (10 kHz for the 2048)• High resolution 1024/2048 Rectangular pixels option (12.5μm x 250μm)• CameraLink, GigE Vision or 16 bit Digital Video interfacing
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Multi-Sensor Systems
Multi- sensor surveillance systems represent a fast growing group of electro-optical systems of critical importance in both defense and civilian applications. At the same time they are the most expensive groups of electro-optical systems. Most advanced but rarely met multi-sensor surveillance systems are built from a long series of sensors like thermal imager (or two thermal imagers, color VIS camera, low light VIS-NIR camera, SWIR camera, laser range finder, laser designator, laser pointer, illuminator located on a stabilized platform and such systems. Simpler systems built from two-three sensors located on smaller stabilized or non-stabilized platforms are more common.
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Hyperspectral Camera
HySpex VS-1200
The HySpex VS-1200 hyperspectral camera is developed for airborne applications requiring extreme resolution in both VNIR and SWIR spectral regions.
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SWIR Cameras
Our SWIR or Short-Wave Infrared imaging covers the wavelength range from 900nm to 1700nm. A large number of applications that are difficult or impossible to perform using visible light are made possible, with great results, using short-wave infrared (SWIR) imaging thus enabling the user to "See Beyond the Visible". SWIR is similar to visible light in that photons are reflected or absorbed by an object, providing the strong contrast needed for higher resolution imaging– unlike thermal images, that rely on radiated photons. At NIT, we offer unique SWIR cameras and sensors, see below for more information on our products.
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Cryogenically Cooled SWIR Camera
NIRvana® LN
Teledyne Princeton Instruments
The cryogenically cooled NIRvana® LN is unbeatable on sensitivity. For the faintest samples and the longest exposures, the LN can deliver exposure times of 60+ minutes.
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InGaAs Line-Scan Camera with Rectangular Pixels
Manx R Series
Based on a brand new, in-house developed InGaAs linear detector, the Manx rectangular (R) is a high-performance short-wave infrared (SWIR) camera providing high speed and quality line-scan imaging. At unprecedented line rates of up to 256 kHz (or 128 kHz), the Manx rectangular (R) stands as the fastest line-scan InGaAs camera available in the world.
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Collimators
Collimators are optical systems used to imitate standard targets placed in "optical infinity" (very long distance). The collimators are used for projection of image of reference targets into direction of tested imagers. According to type of optical elements used in design, collimators are divided into two groups: reflective collimators and refractive collimators. Reflective collimators due to their wide spectral range are almost exclusively used in systems for testing thermal imagers and are also preferable in systems testing TV cameras, SWIR imagers, laser systems or multi-sensor surveillance systems. Refractive collimators are mostly used in systems for testing night vision devices or TV cameras working in visible/near infrared range.
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2-Sensor SWIR Line-Scan Cameras
Wave Series
The Wave Series camera is a 2-sensor prism line scan camera capable of sensing Short Wave InfraRed (SWIR) light.The camera is based on Indium/Gallium /Arsenide (InGaAs) sensor technology and combined with JAI’s prism line scan technology, making it capable of delivering dual-band imaging in the SWIR light spectrum (900 – 1700 nm).
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Extended SWIR Camera For Laser Beam Profiling
BPCam
Princeton Infrared Technologies, Inc.
The Princeton Infrared Technologies’ extended SWIR response T2SL BPCam SWIR camera for laser beam profiling supports extended SWIR wavelength response with TEC cooled operation.
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Linescan SWIR Camera
LINECAM12
Princeton Infrared Technologies, Inc.
The LineCam12 is an advanced linescan SWIR camera with 14-bit digital data at 37klines/s on USB3 or Camera Link™ outputs. The SWIR camera currently comes in two varieties: 250 μm tall pixels for spectroscopy and 12.5 μm square pixels for machine vision applications. The camera has incredible versatility enabling full wells from 75ke- to 100Me- with 128 steps of variation as well as integration times from 10 µs to 150s. On chip optical pixel binning (where every other detector is disconnected from the ROIC thus signal is captured by neighboring pixels) is available by command to trade spectral resolution for increased signal level. Pixel skipping or binning is also available allowing for 48k lines/s at 512 resolution in the same camera platform, activated by a simple command structure. The TEC stabilized camera has 31 non-uniformity correction (NUC) tables with 15 factory set and 16 user defined tables to enable flexibility for the given environment.
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Camera Testing
SWIR
CI systems' SWIR turn-key test stations simulates low light conditions to test special application cameras. An intuitive user friendly software carries out a variety of tests. The test stations are radiometrically calibrated to perform comprehensive SWIR tests.
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SWIR Imagers
SWIR imagers (short wavelength infrared) are an important group of surveillance electro-optical imagers due several reasons. First, advances in InGaAs technology enabled design of relatively low cost SWIR imagers. Second, InGaAs imagers are very sensitive and can generate images of observed scenery even at dark nights. Third, SWIR imagers are less vulnerable to bad atmospheric conditions than TV/LLLTV cameras working in visible/near infrared band. Fourth, SWIR imagers can generate hi-res images even if they are built using much smaller optics than used for design of thermal imagers.
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Missile Warning System Testers
CI Systems provides a wide range of Missile Warning System (MWS) testers that can accurately simulate approaching threat signatures in the IR / Dual IR / UV /SWIR wavebands. These test systems can also test the MWS evaluation and acquisition of targets, tracking, and the performance of countermeasures. Also available is an infrared target simulator that projects an IR scene (background, target, and flare).
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Light Sources
There are many low cost artificial light sources used for illumination or for industrial applications: tungsten or halogen bulbs, fluorescent lamps, LED lamps etc. Some of these sources have regulated intensity of emitted light. However, there very few calibrated light sources of precisely known parameters. A light source can be considered as calibrated when its user can precisely regulate its photometric/radiometric parameters like luminance (or illuminance), radiance (or irradiance) at defined spectrum of interest. Such light sources are needed in many applications among them, in systems for testing night vision devices, VIS-NIR cameras and SWIR imagers. Inframet offers a series of calibrated light sources that can be divides into three groups:
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SWIR Image Sensors
Though NIR and SWIR act similarly to visible light, they are not visible to the human eye. As a result, these spectrums present valuable information which can show artifacts or damage that would otherwise not be seen. Click here to see some examples of how SWIR is being used in existing applications today.
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High-resolution, SWIR InGaAs camera
Wildcat+ 640 TE0 and WL Series
The Wildcat+ 640 TE0 and WL series is based upon a state-of-the-art uncooled InGaAs detector with 640×512 pixels and 20 μm pixel pitch. The WL version uses a special windowless sensor package for laser beam analysis applications. The camera offers superior, high-resolution SWIR imaging capabilities, comes in a versatile and industry-proven Wildcat camera package (GenICam compliant) and offers advanced on-board image processing.The Wildcat+ 640 TE0 and WL cameras output full frame images at 220 Hz via either a CameraLink or USB3 Vision interface.The Wildcat+ 640 TE0 and WL is suitable for semiconductor inspection, display inspection (mobile phone and TV), microscopy and laser beam analysis.Benefits & Features- Compact and industry-proven camera design- High resolution SWIR imaging- Advanced on-board image processing performance- GenICam complaint- Flexible optical mount and lens options
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InGaAs Line-Scan Camera with Square Pixels
Manx SQ Series
Based on a brand new, in-house developed InGaAs linear detector, the Manx square (SQ) is a high-performance short-wave infrared (SWIR) camera providing high speed and quality line-scan imaging. At unprecedented line rates of up to 256 kHz (or 128 kHz), the Manx square (SQ) stands as the fastest line-scan InGaAs camera available in the world.
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SWIR InGaAs Sensors
Xenics is a vertically integrated SWIR detector and camera company. Xenics designs and develops ROICs (read-out integrated circuits) for SWIR imaging detectors.Furthermore, Xenics develops SWIR imaging detectors based on InGaAs (indium gallium arsenide) photodiode arrays. These SWIR detectors are used in Xenics SWIR camera products, but can also be offered as such to customers who require a detector-based solution. In addition to standard products, Xenics can also offer customized solutions.
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SWIR Linear Array
1024L1
Princeton Infrared Technologies, Inc.
The 1024L1 is a 1024x1 state of the art InGaAs linear array imager on 12.5 µm pitch that was built for both spectroscopy and machine vision in the short wave infrared band. The 1024L1-12.5-T is an advanced digital array with the lowest read noise available <110e- for a 250 μm tall pixel. Our new advanced SWIR On-chip Noise Suppression Circuit will enable some spectroscopic applications to see read noise levels <80e-. A single ROIC chip is used thus minimizing variation from output to output found on linear arrays with multiple ROICs. The chips have built in 14bit A/Ds that are designed for the system thus maximizing dynamic range and minimizing the noise while enabling 34k lines/s at 1024 elements. Multiple full well capacities from 75ke- to 100Me- with 128 steps are available to optimize the array for the signal levels. On chip optical pixel binning (where every other detector is disconnected from the ROIC thus signal is captured by neighboring pixels) is available by command to trade spectral resolution for increased signal level. Pixel skipping or binning is also available allowing for 48k lines/s at 512 resolution on the same imager.
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Collimators
STC Series
The STC Series Off-axis Newtonian Collimators from Santa Barbara Infrared provide superior performance in a compact, light weight, readily integrated package. These collimators accurately project targets at infinite focus for critical visible, IR, SWIR, MWIR and LWIR system testing. STC Series Collimators integrate with SBIR’s Infinity Blackbodies and 300 Series target wheels to create the 14000 Series Target Projectors. These target projectors are available in many standard sizes to satisfy the test requirements of most sensor systems. Additionally, their modular design allows for easy customization of components.
