| ---- PERFORMANCE ---- | ||
| SPECTRAL CHANNELS | Continuously tunable | |
| SPECTRAL RANGE | 900-1700 nm | 1000-2500 nm |
| ENTRANCE SLIT SIZE | No slit / Full field of view measured for each wavelength | |
| SPECTRAL WIDTH SAMPLING | ≥ 0.2 nm programmable | |
| SPECTRAL RESOLUTION | 4 nm | |
| SPECTRAL IMAGE RATE | 15-20 fps | |
| PIXEL SIZE | 30 μm | |
| DYNAMIC RANGE (DIGITIZATION) | 14 bit | |
| SENSOR FRAME RATE | Up to 346 fps | |
| CAMERA TYPE | FPA | |
| CAMERA ACQUISITION (LINEAR OR MATRIX) | Matrix | |
| LENS MOUNT STANDAR | C-Mount (option for CS-mount) | |
| COOLING | Yes | |
| CAMERA INTERFACE | Camera Link™ | |
| FRAME GRABBER NEEDED | Yes | |
| EXPOSURE CONTROL | PHySpec™ software controlled | |
| DETECTOR TYPE | HgCdTe (MCT) | |
| ---- SOFTWARE & DATA PROCESSING ---- | ||
| OPERATING SYSTEM | Windows 7 (64 bits) | |
| ACQUISITION | PHySpec™ software | |
| PREPROCESSING | Image stabilization, spatial filtering, statistical tools, spectrum extraction, data normalization, spectral calibration |
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| HYPERSPECTRAL DATA FORMAT | FITS, HDF5 | |
| SINGLE IMAGE DATA FORMAT | FITS, PNG, TIFF, JPG | |
| SPECTRUM DATA FORMAT | JPG, PNG, TIFF, CSV, PDF, SGV | |
| OPTION | C++ SDK plugin interface included | |
| ---- DIMENSIONS, WEIGHT & POWER ---- | ||
| FOOTPRINT | 305 mm x 610 mm x 270 mm | |
| WEIGHT | 20 Kg | |
| POWER CONSUMPTION | ≤ 25 W (including detector) | |
| POWER SUPPLY | 24V | |
| ---- PORTABILITY ---- | ||
| MOUNTING | 305mmx610mm optical breadboard; ¼ imperial threaded | |
| TRIPOD | Optional | |
| ---- ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITION ---- | ||
| OPERATING TEMPARATURE | 10 - 40ºC | |
| STORAGE TEMPERATURE | 0 - 50ºC | |
| ---- ACCESSORIES ---- | ||
| COMPUTER | Not included | |
| REFERENCE PANELS | Reflectance standard and calibration lamp | |
Photon etc's Global Imaging Technology
This video shows the conceptual difference between hyperspectral global imaging and raster scan (line-scan, push- broom). With global imaging, the gain in acquiring 3D data, 2D spatial and 1D spectral, is important since the only a few monochromatic images are required to cover the complete spectral range where one needs to take the full spectrum for each point or line in the image with other technologies.