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NOXCORE | MWIR Camera Cores with Continuous Zoom
Spectral range
3-5 µm
Resolution
640 x 512 px
Continuous zoom
275 mm or 430 mm
Video output
HDMI 720p, SDI or Analog
Video Streaming
h.264 : RTSP or UDP & RAW: GigE Vision
Software
Integrated web interface for control and acquisition
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Compact High Performance MWIR Thermal Cores for Integration
Why choose MWIR for long-range surveillance applications?
MWIR (Mid-Wave Infrared) is often considered superior for long-range surveillance imaging due to several key advantages:
- Optimal Atmospheric Transmission: MWIR operates in the 3-5µm wavelength range, which coincides with an atmospheric transmission window that allows infrared radiation to pass through the atmosphere with minimal absorption. This makes MWIR ideal for long-range imaging, as it can detect objects at greater distances without significant signal degradation caused by moisture, dust, or air turbulence.
- Higher Contrast in Varied Conditions: Compared to LWIR (Long-Wave Infrared), MWIR sensors provide better image contrast in diverse environmental conditions, such as hot or cold weather. MWIR excels at detecting objects with varying temperature differences, making it effective for surveillance in challenging environments, such as urban areas, deserts, or maritime conditions, where temperatures can fluctuate dramatically.
- Sharper Image Quality: MWIR camera cores typically offer sharper, higher-resolution images compared to LWIR, particularly in outdoor environments with high heat sources like vehicles or industrial equipment. This makes them ideal for identifying and tracking targets from long distances with great detail, even in complex scenes.
- Improved Detection of Hot Targets: MWIR is better suited for detecting high-temperature objects like vehicle engines, exhaust systems, or aircraft, which emit strongly in the 3-5µm spectrum. This makes MWIR especially valuable for military, border, and perimeter surveillance applications where the detection of warm objects at long range is critical.
Detector | |
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Spectral range | 3-5 µm |
Resolution | 640 x 512 px |
Pixel pitch | 15 µm |
Optical aperture | f/5.5 |
Cooling | Rotary Stirling |
Cooldown time | <6 min at +20ºC |
Video outputs | |
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HDMI (SDI optional) | HDMI720p output with color overlay including: camera status, measurement statistics, color palette, temperature spot measurement data in real time |
GigE Ethernet | h.264: real-time streaming with extra low latency |
GigE Vision | fast and secure 14bit data streaming using industry standard protocol |
Control | |
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sFTP | secure control of camera resources and files |
TCP / IP | to send the commands to the camera |
HTTP | to access the camera's internal control software, accessible from a simple web browser |
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NOXCORE 275 | NOXCORE 430 | |
Focal length range | 20-275 mm | 20-430 mm |
HFOV wide | ~26º | ~26º |
HFOV narrow | 2º | 1.28º |
Physical and environmental specs | |
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Power consumption | <20W in steady operation |
Operating Temperature Range | -30°C to +65°C |
Storage Temperature Range | -40°C to +70°C |
Vibration | Operational 2g, IEC 68-2-29 |
Shock | Operational 25g, IEC 68-2-26 |
Upon request
Upon request