The camera combines a high-performance V16M imaging spectrograph,
offering the smallest aberrations available in the spectral imaging devices
and a temperature-stabilized VisNIR
CMOS/InGaAs camera with optics designed to match the sensor perfectly.
The design of the spectrograph combines the reflective mirror optics and
refractive lens optics with the transmission diffraction grating. This new
design provides the smallest aberrations available in the spectral imaging
devices in the market together with supreme throughput. The optics is designed
to match perfectly with the sensor used. The maintenance-free cooling unit
is designed to keep the detector temperature stable throughout a wide ambient
temperature range. The Spectral Camera eNIR is currently available
as an uncased OEM model.
Applications
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** Vegetation research |
** Food analysis |
** Semiconductors |
Specifications
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Spectral
camera eNIR |
Sensor |
TE-cooled InGaAs-CMOS photo diode array |
Pixel in full frame |
320 (spatial) x 256 (spectral) |
Pixel size |
30 x 30 µm |
Frame rate |
100 fps (maximum full frame) |
Spectral range |
600-1600 nm |
Spectral resolution |
7 nm (30µm slit) |
Interface |
USB2, CameraLink |
Lens mount |
M42 universal thread (Pentax) |
Weight |
3.4 kg |
Dimensions (L x W x H) |
250 x 275 x 87 mm |
Operating temperature |
+ 5 ... +40 ºC, non-condensing |
Storage temperature |
- 20 ... +85 ºC |
eNIR
data sheet
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