• FPA resolution

    80 x 80

  • Integration time

    Programmable, 100 us – 1000 us

  • Communication interface

    USB 2.0, high-speed (up to 480 Mbps)

  • Data transmission

    Raw data, 10 bits

  • Acquisition trigger (TRIGGER IN)

    SMA connector, 2 modes: start/stop, burst

  • Output trigger (TRIGGER OUT)

    SMA connector, 1 pulse per image

  • DLL library for C

    Available

TACHYON 6400 CAMERA

  • Uncooled MWIR imaging camera (80×80) with frame rates up to 2000 Hz and USB 2.0 interface

Applications

  • Industrial process control
  • Laser monitoring
  • Gas and flame detection
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Specifications

  • Module description: Uncooled MWIR imaging camera (80×80) with frame rates up to 2000 Hz and USB 2.0 interface
  • Integration time: Selectable, via software (100 us – 1000 us)
  • Maximum frame rate: 2000 Hz  (*Note: slower frame rates are possible using longer integration times)
  • Readout method: Snapshot (global shutter)
  • Input trigger: Hardware, SMA connector, 2 modes: start/stop, burst
  • Output trigger: Hardware, SMA connector, multiple modes
  • Housing:
    – Metal housing available, with M35x1 optics interface, side connectors & fan
    – Housing dimensions, in mm: 80 (L) x 90 (W) x 80 (H)
  • CORE: TACHYON 6400 CORE (2nd gen. FPA with ROIC, 80×80)
  • Detector biasing: Selectable, via software (0 V – 4 V, with current measurement)
  • Comm’s interface: USB 2.0 high-speed
  • Data transmission: Raw data, 10 bits
  • Power: External power, 12 VDC, 500 mA (6 W)

Optical accessories

Optical accessories:

  • Manual focus lens, M35x1, f=35 mm, F#1.1, FoV=17.5ºx17.5º
  • Manual focus lens, M35x1, f=70 mm, F#2.0, FoV=8.7ºx8.7º

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