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News Release from: Cedip Infrared Systems | Subject: Emerald
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 09 December 2003
Thermal camera provides a larger format
Using proprietary focal plane array technology the Emerald camera range represents the leading edge in large-format high-performance thermal imaging systems.
Using proprietary focal plane array technology the Emerald camera range represents the leading edge in large-format high-performance thermal imaging systems Using advanced large format (640 x 512pixel) InSb, HgCdTe and quantum well (QWIP) focal plane array technologies the Emerald is able to offer an infra-red image at full TV-size format in both the MWIR (3-5um) and LWIR range (8-12um)
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 27 Sep 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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Operating in snap shot detection mode Emerald cameras deliver thermal sensitivity (NETD) as low as 25mK, with variable frame rate output up to 100Hz full frame.
Emerald cameras are COTS devices, well suited to a wide range of applications including high-resolution surveillance systems, target signature data collection and analysis, range tracking, high-speed imaging and nondestructive testing.
Dedicated to operating optimally with full TV format focal plane arrays Emerald cameras provide a wide range of digital image processing features.
Outputs include analogue video, Pal or NTSC, and digital video over 14bit LVDS.
Emerald cameras are fully controllable from a host computer through a communications port, for users who wish to integrate the camera into a larger system.
Exposure time and external synchronisation modes, as well as other key parameters, are all programmable by the internal software. Request a free brochure from Cedip Infrared Systems ...
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