Xenics’ XTM 640 is an extremely compact and versatile thermal camera module with unique image quality and stability for a broad range of OEM applic
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Gobi 640 series
High resolution uncooled thermal camera
The Gobi 640 is perfectly suited for high-speed imaging in full 640x480 resolution with frame rates up to 50 Hz or higher in windowing mode. The Gobi 640 combines high image quality with high thermal resolution and accurate thermal analysis capabilities.
Setup and use of the Gobi cameras are hassle-free, with simplified startup procedures and compatibility with industry standard accessories. Interfacing can be done either through CameraLink or via GigE Vision.
The Gobi 640 offers full flexibility regarding system integration. A variety of interchangeable lenses and extensive software customization tools further supports this.
Together, these attributes ensure the Gobi 640 is able to provide a fast, accurate and cost-effective evaluation of your thermal imaging needs.
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Benefits & features
- High sensitivityA low noise detector means high sensitivity for small signals
- High image resolution640x480 pixels for high image resolution
- Compact form factorSmall size and low weight, the Gobi 640 is well suited for integration in control or vehicular systems
- Easy to export with frame rates of 50 Hz in full resolutionStandard export license required for dual use applications - no ITAR restrictions
- Industry standard compatibilityOur cameras and Xeneth software are fully compatible with NI 1433 and Euresys Grablink Full frame grabbers
Designed for use in
- Hot spot detectionThermal cameras are able to detect hot spots on objects
- Bio medical imagingVarious applications in medical imaging based on accurate thermal measurements
- NDT: Lock-in thermographyOptical flash thermography, where the sample surface is heated by a brief pulse of heat/light. Mainly used for composites in aerospace industries.
- Quality control and quality assuranceAble to display real time images for quality control
- Real-time process control and monitoringReal time thermal imaging cameras
Features
 IR camera software included Xeneth camera control and imaging software is included |
 SWaP (Small size, weight and power ) Small volume, low weight and low power consumption for demanding applications |
 Trigger External trigger for signal synchronization |
 Windowing mode Imaging in a reduced window of interest for increased frame rates |
 16 bit image Digitization: The camera uses a 16 bit ADC |
 High sensitivity Low noise equivalent temperature difference (NETD) |
 High resolution 640x480 pixel resolution |
 Extremely compact Small form-factor product |
Camera specifications
Mechanical specifications
| Mechanical specifications | Gobi 640 GigE | Gobi 640 CL |
| Dimensions (width x height x length) - excluding lens (approximately) | 49 x 49 x 79 mm | 49 x 49 x 62 mm |
| Weight (excluding lens) | 263 gr | 208 gr |
| Optical interface | M42 or M34 x 0.75 | |
| Connector GigE | RJ-45 | NA |
| Connector CameraLink | NA | Standard SDR |
| Connector power | Hirose HR10-7R-SA(73) | |
| Connector trigger | SMA | |
Environmental & power specifications
| Environmental & power specifications | Gobi 640 GigE | Gobi 640 CL |
| Ambient operating temperature range | -40ºC to 60ºC | |
| Storage temperature range | -45°C to 85°C | |
| Power consumption | 4.5 W | 2 W |
| Power supply | DC 12 V | |
| Shock | 40 g, 11 ms according to MIL-STD810G/MIL-STD883J | |
| Vibration | 5 g (20 Hz to 2000 Hz) according to MIL-STD810G/MIL-STD883J | |
| IP rating | IP 40 | |
Electro-optical specifications
| Electro-optical specifications | Gobi 640 GigE | Gobi 640 CL |
| Image format | 640 (w) x 480 (h) pixels | |
| Pixel pitch | 17 μm | |
| Detector type | a-Si microbolometer | |
| Integration type | Rolling shutter | |
| Active area and diagonal | 10.88 mm x 8.16 mm (13.6 mm diagonal) | |
| Detector NETD (Noise Equivalent Temperature Difference) | <55 mK (at 30 Hz, 300 K, F/1) | |
| Spectral range | 8 μm to 14 μm | |
| Pixel operability | >99% (excluding 3 peripheral lines and columns) | |
| Maximum frame rate (full frame) | 50 Hz or 9 Hz | |
| Integration time range | 1 μs - 80 μs | |
| Region of interest | Yes (higher frame rates possible for smaller windows) | |
| Min region size | 160 x 120 pixels | |
| Analog-to-Digital (ADC) | 16 bits | |
| Command and control | GigE Vision | CameraLink |
| Digital output format | 16 bit GigE Vision | 16 bit base CameraLink |
| Trigger | in or out via SMA (configurable) (not for 9Hz) | in or out via SMA or CL-CC1 (configurable) |
Broad range of accessories available
Lens & filter options
Software
- Xeneth
- Xeneth SDK (optional)
- Xeneth Labview SDK (optional)
Related products
Documents
| Thermal electronics inspection | Xenics thermal cameras can detect heat defects in electronics before qualification, saving a considerable amount of time and money. The cameras can also be used for critical control of heat dissipation in a working instrument to optimize its life-cycle. |
| 360° Perimeter Security | FOVEA, a 360° surveillance system based on the Gobi-640, is an efficient and cost-friendly monitoring system to keep your property safe, day and night. |
| Haas Laser Technologies partners with Xenics | Using a Gobi-640-GigE microbolometer camera from Xenics, Haas Laser Technologies, Inc. has developed a compact, all passive optical design laser beam analyser for focused laser beams from a CO2 laser with wavelength range from 9.3 to 10.6 μm. |
| High resolution Gobi-640 determines healing prospects of burn wounds | Medical infrared imaging - High resolution thermal camera Gobi-640 determines the healing prospects of burn wounds. |
| Thermal imaging for monitoring rolling element bearings | To be reliably operated off-shore wind turbines need an assured downtime and maintenance pattern to keep costs low. A monitoring project carried out by the authors uses an infrared (LWIR) thermal camera placed in the drive trains of such turbines and focusing on their spherical roller bearings. |
| Laser beam profiling and infrared cameras | In this white paper, we will address the general need for laser beam profile analysis. Further, we will briefly describe laser beam analysis instruments and give an overview of laser applications, in particular for infrared wavelengths. |
| T3 Gobi - GigE D | This file contains all the technical documents for the Gobi GigE camera. |
| T3 Gobi - CL D | This file contains all the technical documents for the Gobi CL camera. |
Datasheets
World's first InGaAs camera photon emission microscope
Xenics enabled Semicaps to realize the world's first InGaAs camera photon emission microscope in 2004. Since then Xenics and sInfraRed have supported us in our endeavors for better sensitivity and resolution in photon and thermal emission microscopy.
Chua Choon Meng, CEO Semicaps