MWIR Camera Engine: Epsilon
Source: Sofradir EC Inc.
The EPSILON ENGINE is the smallest, lightest, lowest power cooled MWIR camera engine available today. The unit is based on a 15 micron pitch, high performance, low power, Mercury Cadmium Telluride (MCT) Epsilon focal plane array.
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The EPSILON ENGINE is the smallest, lightest, lowest power cooled MWIR camera engine available today. The unit is based on a 15 micron pitch, high performance, low power, Mercury Cadmium Telluride (MCT) Epsilon focal plane array. The EPSILON ENGINE camera engine includes an integrated detector/dewar/cooler assembly (IDDCA,) and electronics.
The EPSILON ENGINE electronics include camera control electronics and a cooler controller board. The camera outputs corrected or uncorrected NTSC/PAL video and 14-bit digital data. Communication is over a serial (RS-232 or RS-422) interface. An optional Ethernet module supports IP video data capture and communication. The EPSILON ENGINE steady-state power consumption is less than <4 Watts. Weighing less than <0.5 kilograms and with ultra-low power consumption, the EPSILON ENGINE is the ideal MWIR camera engine for applications that have demanding space/weight/power constraints.
Features
- High performance MWIR imaging: 384x288, 15µm MCT array
- Ultra-low power (<4W)
- Ultra light (<0.5kg)
- Plug and play OEM operation
- Multiple SDKs
- Interface with multiple COTS Optics
•Datasheet: MWIR Camera Engine: Epsilon
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