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Multipix launches XenICs infrared camera

A Multipix Imaging product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Feb 6, 2009

Multipix Imaging has launched XenICs's Gobi-384 compact, uncooled microbolometer infrared camera.

The Gobi-384 combines a high-quality camera head, including lens, with on-board DSP-based control and communication, TCP/IP and CL, ample processing power for intelligent real-time image correction and recognition, as well as a video interface.

The Gobi-384\'s main application areas are thermal imaging in machine vision, R&D, medical, automotive, maritime, and aviation industries.

The Gobi-384\'s main application areas are thermal imaging in machine vision, R&D, medical, automotive, maritime, and aviation industries.

Main application areas are thermal imaging in machine vision, research and development, medical, the automotive, maritime, and aviation industries, as well as non-contact temperature measurement and hyperspectral imaging.

Typical industry areas include security, enhance vision systems (EVS), and fire fighting.

XenICs bases its Gobi-384 on an uncooled microbolometer array for high-performance imaging, delivering 384 x 288 pixels on a 25um pixel pitch.

This yields a 44 per cent higher pixel count than with 320 x 240 cameras.

Pixel operability is >99.9 per cent.

The camera covers the LWIR wavelength area 8-14um.

The camera works without thermo-electric cooling and is shutterless, delivering the benefit of silent and uninterrupted operation.

Image processing takes place inside the camera, using 16-bit ADCs.

It offers full flexibility regarding system integration and customisation.

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