Adept Turnkey offers a range of hyperspectral components and systems
from Specim. Hyperspectral imaging produces image sets (Image Cubes) with
spectral information that is broken down into very narrow spectral bands.
Human sight senses three primary colours, Red, Green and Blue. Each of
these colours denote a wavelength band of around 100 nanometres (nm).
Hyperspectral imaging produces bands of just a few nm.
Specim hyperspectral products use the push-broom technique. Light enters
a narrow slit and a spectrometer separates the light orthogonally to the
slit into its discrete wavelengths not unlike what happens when a rainbow
is created. The slit is parallel to the horizontal axis of the sensor
so the vertical columns of the sensor detect the spectral spread. Each
adjacent pixel in a column on the sensor detects a slightly different
wavelength from the pixel above or below it. The push broom technique
works much like a linescan camera. A single hyperspectral image represents
the different wavelengths for a row of spatial pixels. By repeatedly capturing
images of an object or scene as it moves past the sensor an image cube
is captured and contains the spectrally separated information for the
whole scene. Information about the materials in the scene can be determined
since all materials and compounds absorb and reflect specific wavelengths
in a unique way. By analysing the spectral nature of a scene with hyperspectral
it is possible to determine what materials and compounds are in the scene.
Hyperspectral imaging is used for a number of different applications.
These include agricultural applications - biomass mapping, crop disease
detection, fire management; mining applications - exploration, core-logging,
minerals seam tracking; defence and police applications - land mine detection,
cannabis detection; forensics applications - crime scene details; water
applications - bathymetry, hydrology; food applications- quality; pharmaceuticals
applications- quality.
Adept Turnkey supplies all the parts of a hyperspectral system - Fore
lens, spectrometer, Spectral cameras, systems - core logging, chemical
analysis, airborne. For more information contact
us.
Imaging
Spectrographs |
Imaging spectrographs - Visible light |
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Wavelength |
Image Size |
Spectral resolution |
Dispersion |
Numerical aperture |
ImSpector
V8 (1/2") |
380 - 800 nm |
spectral 4.8mm, spatial 6.6 mm |
11.2 nm |
93.6 nm / mm |
F/2.8 |
ImSpector
V8 (2/3") |
380 - 800 nm |
spectral 6.6 mm, spatial 8.8 mm |
9 nm |
66 nm / mm |
F/2.8 |
ImSpector
V8 E - enhanced |
380 - 800 nm |
spectral 7.0 mm, spatial 24.0 mm |
2.8 nm |
65 nm / mm |
F/2.4 |
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Imaging spectrographs - Visible
and near-infrared |
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ImSpector
V10 (1/2") |
400 - 1 000 nm |
spectral 4.3mm, spatial 6.6mm |
11.2 nm |
139 nm / mm |
F/2.8 |
ImSpector
V10 (2/3") |
400 - 1 000 nm |
spectral 6.6 mm, spatial 8.8 mm |
9 nm |
93.9 nm / mm |
F/2.8 |
ImSpector
V10 E - enhanced |
400 - 1 000 nm |
spectral 6.15mm, spatial 14.2mm |
2.8 nm |
97.5 nm / mm |
F/2.4 |
ImSpector
V10 M |
350 - 1 000 nm |
spectral 7.0 mm, spatial 24.0 mm |
1.5 nm |
111 nm / mm |
F/2.4 |
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Imaging spectrographs for
Extended near-infrared |
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ImSpector
V16M |
600 - 1 600 nm |
max. 7.3 (spectral) x 16.0 (spatial) mm |
3.25 nm (with 30 µm slit) |
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Imaging spectrographs - NIR and SWIR |
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ImSpector
N25E - SWIR |
1 000 - 2 500 nm |
spectral 7.6 mm, spatial 14.2 mm |
8 nm |
208 nm / mm |
F/2.0 |
ImSpector
N17E - SWIR |
900 - 1700nm |
max. 7.6 (spectral) x 14.2 (spatial) mm |
5nm (with 30µm slit) |
110nm/mm |
F/2.0 |
ImSpector
V16M - NIR |
600 - 1 600 nm |
max. 7.3 (spectral) x 16.0 (spatial) mm |
3.25 nm (with 30 µm slit) |
137 nm/mm |
F/2.4 |
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Imaging spectrographs - MWIR |
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ImSpector
M50M - MWIR |
3.0 µm - 5.0 µm |
(spectral x spatial) 3.57 x 9.6 mm |
35 nm |
560 nm / mm |
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Imaging spectrographs - fully
integrated LWIR |
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Model |
Spectral range |
Spectral bands |
Spectral resolution |
Pixel size |
Frame rate |
L120MP
HS - fully-integrated camera LWIR |
8 - 12 µm |
30 |
400 nm** |
35 x 35 µm |
60 fps |
L120MP
HR - fully-integrated camera LWIR |
8 - 14µm |
85 |
100 nm** |
35 x 35 µm |
60 fps |
L120MP
C - fully-integrated camera LWIR |
8 - 12 µm |
84 |
100 nm** |
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up to 100 fps |
Spectral
cameras |
Model |
Wavelength |
Sensor Type |
Pixel size |
Spectral resolution |
Frame Rate |
Output |
Spectral cameras - Visible light |
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PFD V8E |
380 - 800 nm |
CMOS |
8.0 µm |
2.0 nm |
65 fps |
Base CameraLink |
HS V8E |
380 - 800 nm |
Interline CCD |
7.4 µm |
2.0 nm |
33 fps |
Base CameraLink |
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Spectral cameras - Visible and near-infrared
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V10M |
350 - 1000 nm |
CMOS |
8.0 µm |
1.5 nm |
35 fps |
CameraLink |
PFD V10E |
400 - 1 000 nm |
CMOS |
8.0 µm |
2.8 nm |
65 fps |
Base CameraLink |
HS V10E |
400 - 1 000 nm |
Interline CCD |
7.4 µm |
2.8 nm |
33 fps |
Base CameraLink |
Specim IQ |
400-1000 nm |
CMOS |
17.58 µm x 17.58 µm |
7 nm |
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12-bit |
Specim FX10 |
400 – 1000 nm |
CMOS |
10 µm |
5.5 nm |
330 / 9900 |
GigE Vision / CameraLink |
Specim FX10+ |
400 – 1000 nm |
CMOS |
19 µm |
15 nm |
705 |
GigE Vision |
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Spectral cameras - Extended Near-infrared |
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eNIR |
600-1600 nm |
TE-cooled, InGaAs-CMOS |
30 x 30 µm |
7 nm |
100 fps |
USB2, CameraLink |
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Spectral cameras - Near-Infrared |
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XHNIR |
900 - 1700 nm ±10nm |
TE-cooled InGaAs photodiode array |
20 x 20 µm |
rms spot radius < 15 µm |
120 fps / 400 fps |
CameraLink |
VLNIR |
900 - 1700 nm ±10nm |
30 x 30 µm |
rms spot radius < 15 µm |
100 fps |
CameraLink |
Specim FX17 |
900 – 1700 nm |
TE-cooled InGaAs photodiode array |
19 µm |
8 nm |
670 / 15 000 |
GigE Vision / CameraLink |
Specim GX17 |
950 - 1700 nm |
InGaAs uncooled |
(Effective size) 24.9 µm |
8 nm |
800 Hz |
CameraLink |
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Spectral cameras - Short-wavelength
infrared |
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SWIR |
970 - 2500 nm ± |
MCT |
30 x 30 µm |
10 nm (30µm slit) |
100 fps |
14-bit LVDS |
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Spectral cameras - Medium-wavelength
infrared |
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MWIR-CL-120
M50M OEM |
3.0 - 5.0 µm |
InSb |
15 µm |
35 nm |
120 / 240 fps |
CL / GigE |
MWIR-CL-380
M50M OEM |
3.0 - 5.0 µm |
InSb |
30 µm |
35 nm |
380 / 800 fps |
CL / GigE |
Specim FX50 |
2.7 - 5.3 µm |
InSb |
30 µm |
35 nm |
380 fps |
GigE / Custom ethernet |
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Spectral cameras - Long-wave infrared |
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HS |
8 - 12 µm |
LWIR uncooled microbolometers |
35 x 35 µm |
400 nm |
60 fps |
14-bit LVDS |
HR |
8 - 14µm |
35 x 35 µm |
100 nm |
60 fps |
14-bit LVDS |
C |
8 - 12 µm |
MCT |
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100 nm |
up to 100 fps |
14-bit LVDS |
Hyperspectral
systems |
Model |
Spectral Range |
Spectral resolution |
Spatial pixels/line |
Pixel size on sample |
Maximum sample size |
SisuCHEMA - chemical imaging |
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200 x 300 x 45 mm (WxLxT) |
SisuCHEMA VNIR |
400 - 1 000 nm |
2.8 nm |
1312 |
38 - 152 µm |
SisuCHEMA NIR |
900 - 1 700 nm |
6 nm |
320 |
Scalable from 30 to 600 microns |
SisuCHEMA SWIR |
1 000 - 2 500 nm |
10 nm |
320 |
Scalable from 30 to 600 microns |
SisuRock - core imaging |
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SisuRock
- SWIR |
970 – 2 500 nm |
10 nm |
320 |
HR*: 0.2 mm; HS: 2.0
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1 500 x 640 x 200 mm (L x W x H), 50 kg |
SisuRock
- VNIR |
400 - 1 000 nm |
2.8 nm |
1 000 |
HR*:
0.09 mm; HS: 0.64 mm |
SisuRock
- RGB |
N/A |
N/A |
4 000 |
HR*:
0.016 mm; HS: 0.16 mm |
* HR - High Resolution
mode for single core measurement. HS - High Speed mode for single
core box measurement. |
Model |
Spectral Range |
Spectral bands |
Spatial pixels |
Pixel size on sample |
Maximum sample size |
Sisu Single Core Scanning |
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SisuSCS
- SWIR |
1 000 - 2 500 nm |
256 |
320 |
0.16 - 0.38 mm (320 pixels) |
130 x 1 500 x 75 mm (L x W x H) |
SisuSCS
- VNIR |
400 - 1 000 nm |
96 - 768 (adjustable by binning) |
up to 1312 |
0.04 - 0.09 mm (1312 pixels) |
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Model |
Spectral Range |
Spectral bands |
Spectral Sampling |
Spectral bands |
Field of view |
Specim AFX - Airborne
spectral imaging solution |
AFX10 |
VNIR (400 1000 nm) |
224 |
2.68 nm |
224 |
38 deg |
AFX17 |
NIR (900 1700 nm) |
224 |
3.5 nm |
224 |
38 deg |
Model |
Spectral Range |
Spectral resolution |
Sensor |
Frame rate per second |
Number of spectral bands |
Aisa Series - Airborne |
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AisaEAGLET |
400-1000 nm |
3.3 nm |
Progressive CCD |
up to 125 |
410; 205; 102 depending on binning |
AisaEAGLE |
400-970 nm |
3.3 nm |
Progressive CCD |
up to 160 |
488, 244, 122, 60 depending on binning |
AisaDUAL |
Total 400-2500 nm |
VNIR - 3.3 nm; SWIR 12 nm |
VNIR - CCD; SWIR - MCT |
up to 100 |
VNIR - 244, 122, 60. SWIR - 254, 227, 63 |
AisaFENIX |
VNIR: 380 - 970 nm
SWIR: 970 - 2 500 nm |
VNIR: 3.5 nm
SWIR: 10 nm |
VNIR: CMOS
SWIR: Stirling-cooled MCT |
Up to 130 |
VNIR: 344, 172, 86
SWIR: 275 |
AisaOWL |
7.6 - 12.5 µm |
100 nm (diffraction limited) |
Stirling-cooled MCT |
up to 100 |
100 |
AisaIBIS |
670 - 780 nm |
in the order of 0.25 nm |
sCMOS, snapshot mode |
Up to 100 Hz |
1000 |
Accessories
for Aisa series |
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