Camera modules for the short, mid and long wave infrared
- Magnetism
- Materials science
- Spectroscopy
- Imaging
- CCD, EMCCD and sCMOS cameras for imaging
- Camera modules for the short, mid and long wave infrared
- Cameras and detectors for time-resolved imaging and spectroscopy
- Cameras for EUV, X-ray and high-energy particle detection
- High-speed cameras for application in industry and research
- High-speed infrared cameras
- Highest speed cameras
- Hyperspectral cameras
- Hyperspectral remote sensing systems
- Hyperspectral systems
- Imaging spectrographs
- Line-scan cameras for NIR and SWIR
- Mid and longwave infrared cameras
- Near infrared and shortwave infrared cameras
- Thermographic NDT and NDE
- UAV cameras
- Visible range infrared cameras
- X-ray analytical instrumentation
- X-ray sources
- X-ray windows
- Electron microscopy
- Cryogenics
- Optics
- Light & lasers
- Life sciences
IR and NIR camera modules are used in applications where there is no immediate use for a camera housing. Most often, to save space.
Xenics camera modules allow proprietary sensor configurations, ... more
IR and NIR camera modules are used in applications where there is no immediate use for a camera housing. Most often, to save space.
Xenics camera modules allow proprietary sensor configurations, data output and optics. A camera module always consists of a detector and all corresponding electronics. The user determines the interface which is also made by Xenics and which can be configured for various data output variants. The user’s optics can be integrated. If purchased with the camera, the lens is already mounted. All in all, the camera module is an easy way to build one’s own camera without having to go through fundamental engineering routines.
Depending on the wavelength, Xenics use InGaAs sensors with numbers of pixels, microbolometers or InSb detectors.
These modules are then combined with either of the following interfaces: CameraLink [16 bit], GigE Vision [16 bit], Pal or NTSC-Video, Digital Video [16 bit] or BT.656.
We provide comprehensive documentation to facilitate an easy setup.
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Xenics cameras for the NIR use proprietary InGaAs detectors so they perfectly match the proprietary Xenics electronics. Sensitivity and quantum efficiency of the InGaAs camera modules are the same as ...
Xenics camera modules of the XCO series for the MWIR use high-quality InSb or MCT detectors in combination with a Stirling cooler. Both the MCT and the InSb detector types are available as narrow and ...
In the LWIR, Xenics offer camera modules with uncooled state-of-the-art microbolometer detectors. The low weight microbolometer detectors come with 640 * 480 pixels and in 3 variants.