The Xeva-1.7-640 is a near infrared camera that employs a 640x512 InGaAs FPA. The Xeva-1.7-640 SWIR camera interfaces to a PC via USB 2.0 or CameraLink. The Xeva-1.7-640 is perfectly suited for applications that require high resolution at medium sensitivity operation.
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Xeva-1.7-640: Advanced research in SWIR imaging |
Key features
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Xeva-1.7-640: High quality, high flexibility |
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The Xeva-1.7-640 near infrared camera is available with standard (up to 1.7 µm) InGaAs detector arrays and comes in various speed versions: 25Hz and 90Hz. It allows you to choose the most suitable detector-camera configuration for your specific application. The infrared camera head interfaces to a PC via standard USB 2.0 or CameraLink. Each camera is delivered with a graphical user interface X-Control, which offers direct access to various infrared camera settings such as exposure time and operating temperature. The camera outputs 14 bit data. The software tools include two-point uniformity correction and bad pixel replacement. |
Key Benefits |
Accessories |
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- Windowing for increased frame rate - Superb low dark current - Low-noise imaging - Flexible and easy-to-use - Spectrograph compatible |
- Lenses - Cables |
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Flexibility for easy research |
Advanced research in SWIR imaging |
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Advanced research in SWIR imaging |
Flexibile SWIR imaging camera up till 2.5 µm
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Xeva-1.7-640: Detailed specifications |
Array Specifications |
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Array type |
InGaAs |
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Spectral band |
Standard 0.9 to 1.7 µm |
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# Pixels |
640 x 512 |
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Array operability |
20 µm |
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Array cooling |
TE-1 cooled down to 263K
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Pixel operability |
> 99% |
| Gain |
4 gain settings |
Camera Specifications |
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Lens (Included) |
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Focal length |
25 mm f/0,95 |
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Optical interface |
C-mount |
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Imaging Performance |
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Frame rate |
25 Hz / 90 Hz |
| Window of interest | Smallest window 8 x 128 |
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Integration type |
Snapshot |
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Exposure time range |
1 s up to 100 seconds |
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Noise level: Low gain High gain |
7 AD counts 14 AD counts |
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S/N ratio: Low gain High gain |
67 dB 61 dB |
| A to D conversion resolution | 14 bit |
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Interfaces |
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Camera control |
USB 2.0 |
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Image acquisition |
USB 2.0 / CameraLink |
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Trigger |
TTL levels |
| Graphical User Interface | X-control Advanced |
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Power Requirements |
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Power consumption |
< 4 W, cooler: 30 W max |
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Power supply |
12 V - 5 A |
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Physical Characteristics |
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| Camera cooling | Forced convection cooling |
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Ambient operating temperature |
0°C to 50°C |
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Dimensions |
100 x 100 x 100 mm³ |
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Weight Camera Head |
App. 1.8 kg |
| Weight Power Supply | 300 g |
Software Specifications |
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X-control Advanced |
- Image live view - Store digital pictures/movies - Image histogram - Line profiles, Spot meters, Time profiles - Black hot / White hot - False color mode with various color patterns - Video output format selection: PAL or NTSC |
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X-control Radiometric |
- X-control Advanced features + Thermography |
| Thermography Studio |
- Analysis and report-generating software of real- time and static images |
Xeva-1.7-640: Applications |
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The Xeva-1.7-640 is a high-resolution and cooled shortwave infrared camera which guarantees excellent image quality research. The Xeva-1.7-640 is designed to be used in following applications:
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Xeva-1.7-640: Documentation |
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All additional information about our high-resolution Xeva-1.7-640 thermo-electrically cooled InGaAs camera can be found within the following documentation: |
Brochures
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Press ReleasesExtended coverage from SWIR into the visible realm
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Application NotesCombination of thermal and low-light level images
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Feel free to contact us for more information. |