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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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Boresight Systems
Boresight is a process to align optical axis of single system or a series of optical or electro-optical systems with a certain reference optical axis or mechanical axis. Proper boresight is particularly critical in case of multi-sensor electro-optical surveillance systems built from a series of systems like thermal imager, VIS/NIR camera, SWIR camera, laser range finder, laser pointer.
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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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Camera Cores
Photonis camera cores provide day-through-night imaging to detect and capture images in any lighting conditions, from daylight through quarter-moon darkness. Our camera core portfolio covers a broad range of detection from visible, near infrared (NIR), short-wavelength infrared (SWIR) to long-wavelength infrared (LWIR) spectrum.
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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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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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InGaAs Focal Plane Array (FPA) SWIR Camera
NIRvana® HS
Teledyne Princeton Instruments
The NIRvana® HS InGaAs focal plane array (FPA) SWIR camera is your versatile scientific imaging solution, delivering both high speed imaging and up to 60+ second exposure times.
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Benchtop Analyzer
LabSpec 4 Bench
Analytical Spectral Devices, Inc.
Configured specifically for fixed-location analysis with AC power, the LabSpec 4 Bench benchtop analyzer provides all the performance of ASD's LabSpec laboratory spectrometer line in a space-saving and cost-efficient design. The benchtop analyzer features sophisticated near infrared (NIR) spectroscopy at a 10 nm resolution for accurate measurement of a wide variety of materials in real time. Like the portable models, an enhanced spectrometer configuration more than doubles the signal-to-noise performance in the SWIR regions.
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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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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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Mineral Spectrometer
TerraSpec 4 Hi-Res
Analytical Spectral Devices, Inc.
Recognized as the de facto technology for mineralogical analysis, the rugged portable TerraSpec mineral spectrometers are trusted by top geologists for performing fast, precise geologic exploration. Now the upgraded TerraSpec 4 Hi-Res mineral analyzer brings new levels of efficacy to mineral exploration technology. This state-of-the-art mineral spectrometer offers enhanced performance in the SWIR 1 and 2 regions and a 6 nm resolution to help you determine the viability of mineral exploration targets faster and more precisely than ever before. These enhancements provide you with the ability to capture accurate spectral data more quickly, especially for samples with darker mineral features.
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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 Line-Scan USB3 Cameras
NECTA S Series
NECTA S, the SWIR line-scan model in NECTA camera family, is capable of high-resolution acquisition in short-wave infrared bandwidth, ranging from 950 to 1700 nm. This new SWIR camera can reach up to 40kHz line rate with 14bit A/D converter: its high-speed USB3 interface, an advanced I/O, together with a compact and rugged aluminum case, make NECTA S suitable for most demanding machine vision applications.
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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.
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Custom Foundry Work
Princeton Infrared Technologies, Inc.
Princeton Infrared Technologies will develop the detector needed for the SWIR application. Our knowledge of InGaAs detector arrays is unparalleled in the industry. We can work with your engineering team on the specifications you need for your SWIR application. We build arrays with various pixel pitch from 6 to 600μm as well as array sizes from 4 pixels to 16Mpixels and everything in between.
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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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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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Optics Test Systems
Electronic And Visual Autocollimators
Optik Elektronik Gerätetechnik GmbH
OEG GmbH specializes in the use of autocollimators, collimators and telescopes for special applications in optical measurement technology in the wavelength range from 380nm to 1550nm (SWIR).
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SWIR and VIS-SWIR Cameras
A range of InGaAs based cameras offering “best in class” sensitivity in the region up to 1700nm.
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High-resolution, SWIR megapixel camera
Wildcat+ 1280 Series
The Wildcat+ 1280 series is based upon a state-of-the-art InGaAs photodiode array with 1280×1024 pixels and 5 μm pixel pitch. 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+ 1280 camera outputs full frame images at 120 Hz via either a CameraLink or USB3 Vision interface.The Wildcat+ 1280 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• GenlCam compliant• Flexible optical mount and lens options
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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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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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SWIR and VIS-SWIR Cameras
A range of InGaAs based cameras offering “best in class” sensitivity in the region up to 1700nm.
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HySpex Mjolnir
S-620
The HySpex Mjolnir S-620 hyperspectral imaging system for UAVs is the SWIR version of the Mjolnir camera series. Similar to the VNIR version, it provides a unique combination of small form factor and low mass, combined with high-performance specifications and scientific grade data quality.
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Hyperspectral Camera and Imaging Systems (HSI)
HORIBA designs and manufactures a large range of custom OEM Hyperspectral Imaging (HSI) systems that fit to your application.UV to SWIR, from very compact and lightweight design to wide field and high resolution systems.Standard platforms or custom designs including optics. HORIBA HSI can be fully integrated into at-line, on-line or in-line processes.
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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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Short-Wave Infrared Camera
Goldeye G-032
The Goldeye G-032 SWIR camera supports Power over Ethernet (PoE) and data transmission with up to 100 m distance. Thanks to the integrated image optimization, the Goldeye is distinguished by an excellent image quality.The fanless model is optimized especially for industrial applications. It enables an easy system integration thanks to various mounting options, screw locks, extensive I/O control as well as many machine vision features.
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SWIR Cameras
SenS HiPe SWIR Camera
Our new SenS series TE cooled SWIR InGaAs cameras provide superb VGA image quality low light to bright scenes requiring wide dynamic range. Our new HiPe model supports exposure times > 30 seconds with low dark charge. Now available with USB3, GigE-Vision, and CameraLink. Fast gating (50 nsec) option.
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Small, Uncooled InGaAs line-scan camera with rectangular pixels
Lynx R Series
The Lynx R series, based on an in-house developed linear InGaAs detector, is a high-performance short-wave infrared (SWIR) camera providing high speed and quality line-scan imaging.The Lynx R cameras are able to image line rates up to 40 kHz, for demanding spectroscopy applications.The camera comes with an industry standard CameraLink or GigE Vision 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 or GigE Vision 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.
