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The mid-wave infrared thermal imager is a revolution to high-speed infrared cameras. It provides infrared imaging experts with 1280*1024 full-frame thermal image data at a speed of up to 1500 frames per second for the first time.


The medium-wave imaging infrared thermometer can record the original thermal image data at all times, and can also provide the calibrated temperature data (temperature value) in real time. The calibration coefficient is automatically collected and calculated by the built-in standard. For multi-band practical applications, a quick filter wheel can be installed to implement.


The high-speed imaging infrared thermometer is the fastest thermal imager product in the world. imaging infrared thermometer can analyze any dynamic high-speed targets through high-speed thermal images with high time resolution. This high-performance thermal imager has extremely high sensitivity, which can detect any challenging targets. The imaging infrared thermometer can be automatically adjusted to adapt to rapid temperature changes, and the target can be qualitatively defined by the spectral characteristics of the target.


Full frame rate: 1500 frames per second is currently the fastest thermal imager in the world


Window size adjustment and speed improvement


The main feature of a high-speed infrared camera is that it can capture 1500 frames per second with a full frame of 320×256 pixels. Through window adjustment, the camera can become faster. It can reach 6100 frames per second at 160×120 pixels, 19000 frames per second at 128×32 pixels, and even 54 000 frames per second at 128×8 pixels.


Such a high speed makes this camera an ideal tool for very fast events such as aerodynamic thermodynamics studies, ballistic impact analysis, and explosion and combustion characteristics analysis.


Special application: Provide high-speed images in very fast events, give more infrared images for analysis, and analyze targets more accurately, especially for decoys.

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