LWIR thermal imaging cores offer 8–14 µm spectral coverage

    Oct. 23, 2023
    Longwave-infrared (LWIR) microbolometer imaging cores operating at up to 960 fps are based on an uncooled amorphous silicon microbolometer.
    Light Path Technologies 6526f9fbae090

    Longwave-infrared (LWIR) microbolometer imaging cores operating at up to 960 fps are based on an uncooled amorphous silicon microbolometer. They offer 8–14 µm spectral coverage and thermal sensitivity noise-equivalent temperature difference (NETD) <60 mK. Designed for OEM use, they use standard Camera Link output, with options for MIPI, USB3, or NTSC.

    LightPath Technologies

    Orlando, FL

    www.lightpath.com

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