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The Cheetah 640 CL: Fastest Infrared Camera in the World

Xenics Cameras
Cheetah 640CL
Standard Resolution Mono Cameras
InfraRed Cameras
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Xenics Cheetah 640 CL cameras

 

Xenics Logo Cheetah 640CL

Xenics sets the standard for high-speed imaging in SWIR:
Capturing the fastest process in real time

How fast is "fast"?
Having a frame rate of 1,730fps at its full 640x512 pixel resolution, the Cheetah 640CL is claimed to be the fastest infrared camera in the world and so "sees" what you can't.

With its combination of high-resolution and high-speed SWIR, the Cheetah-640CL infrared imaging system allows you to visualize the ultra-high-speed features of your specific research application and is perfectly suited for various SWIR applications such as industrial thermal imaging, medical high-speed OCT, hyperspectral imaging, wavefront sensing, advanced high-temperature industrial uses and R&D.

How has the Cheetah 640CL raised the bar for infrared high-speed imaging?

 
Key performance indicators:  
** Fastest InGaAs 2D camera in the world  
** InGaAs sensor 640x512 format with 20µm pixel pitch; 16 outputs and 40MHz pixel clock  
** Quantum efficiency of 80% in the 900 to 1700nm range  
** Excellent response to 1060, 1300 and 1550nm lasers  
** Dual CameraLInk Medium interface for 1730 full frames-per-second at 12 bit per pixel  

More about the Cheetah 640CL
The high-speed InGaAs 640 x 512 pixel detector array is sensitive from 0.9 to 1.7 µm and has a maximum speed at full resolution of 1730 fps.

Fitted with a single stage thermoelectric cooler, the Cheetah 640CL offers high-quality, low-noise images, and allows you to visualize your specific infrared research application when it's too fast to see.

The camera outputs images via its Dual CameraLink output and is compatible to many popular CameraLink grabbers including the Dalsa Xcelera and X64 series. Interfacing to a PC for visualisation setup, control and image download is done via the CameraLink connection.

The Cheetah-640CL configuration tool permits user-flexibility in setting control parameters such as integration time, operating temperature, frame rate, etc. and comes with an Interface Control Document (ICD) package that makes it addressable under popular programming languages such as C++, Visual Basic or on a lower level under Linux, depending on your own choice of opearting system.

What are other benefits and features of the Cheetah 640CL?  Cheetah 640 input/output view
** Flexibility through fully-configurable software
** Allows easy integration with your own high speed image grabbing system.
** Image sub Windowing to further increase frame rate
** Crisp motion analysis
** Reliable data transfer
** C-mount for interchangeable lenses
** Supports continuous full-speed data transfer via high -speed dual CameraLink.
** External Trigger Input
** Hardware non-uniformity correction (NUC)
** Direct access to camera settings such as integration time, sensor temperature and ADC etc
** Easy-to use-graphical user interface

What are typical applications for the Cheetah 640CL camera?

 
**R&D (SWIR range) **Hyperspectral imaging **Wavefront sensing **Thermal imaging of fast hot objects (300°C to 800°C range)
**Situational awareness systems **High-Speed imaging **Medical (OCT) **Adaptive optics


  Adept Electronic Solutions are 'The Machine Vision and Imaging Specialists and distributor for Xenics products in Australia and New Zealand. To find out more about the Cheetah 640CL or any other Xenics product, please email us at: adept@adept.net.au, call us at Perth (08) 92425411 / Sydney (02) 99792599 / Melbourne (03) 95555621 or use our online contact us form.  

 

 

 

 

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