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Dexter Research Center, Inc.
We currently offer the SLA32, a 2×16 staggered element silicon-based thermopile array. and the SLA64, a 1x64 element silicon-based thermopile array. . Additionally, development is continuing on future imaging products with integrated electronics. Please contact us with your specific requirements.
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JOHO640CM_A00 -
Wuhan JOHO Technology Co., Ltd
OHO640CM_A00 is a high resolution 640x480 uncooled long-wave thermal imaging core. It is especially designed for OEMs. With lightweight and compact design, low power consumption and standard interface, it is very easy to be integrated into end-user products, such as portable surveillance thermal camera, UAV, thermal sight etc.
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Fluke Process Instruments
Fully integrated infrared thermal imaging systems for glass processing, plastic extrusion coating, thermoforming machine control, kiln shell monitoring, gypsum wallboard production and more.
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AIRIS -
Physical Sciences Inc.
The Adaptive Infrared Imaging Spectroradiometer (AIRIS) has been developed for real-time standoff detection of chemical vapors and biological aerosols as well liquids and solids (such as chemical agents and trace explosive residues) on surfaces.
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System 1808 -
Pulse Instruments
Testing Low-voltage CCDs and IR FPAs; Military, science-grade and medical CCDs or IR FPAs; CMOS ROICs and multiplexers; CMOS sensors. Whether your application is characterizing a massive mosaic of CCDs for the next great observatory, designing a faster FLIR for a weapons-guidance system, or production-testing a CMOS image sensor for a digital camera, Pulse Instruments can supply you with a fully-integrated test system that allows you to focus on your your device, not on your test system.
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EXPEC-1880 -
Focused Photonics Inc.
EXPEC 1880 infrared thermal imaging gas leak detector (EXPEC 1880) is a non-contact leak detector for volatile organic compounds (VOCs). It adopts a high-end mediumwave cooled type-II superlattice infrared detector and has passed Ex ic nc op IIc T4 Gc explosion-proof certification, with high protection level (IP54).
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Zhejiang ULIRvisionTechnology Co., LTD
According to different forms of use, infrared cameras can be divided into online thermal imaging cameras and portable thermal imaging cameras. Here we will discuss the usage and application of online thermal imaging camera compared to portable infrared camera.
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CHINO
Thermal Imaging SensorTP-L series is a compact infrared thermal imaging sensor utilizing a thermopile array detector.
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Zhejiang ULIRvisionTechnology Co., LTD
Ulirvision offers a wide range of range of infrared lens for infrared thermal imaging camera. Below are our featured thermal infrared lens and key factors need to consider for choosing infrared camera lens.
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Zhejiang ULIRvisionTechnology Co., LTD
Infrared thermal imaging technology is now more and more widely used in many different areas around the world, such as the security monitoring, industrial detection, the autonomous vehicle auxiliary market, iron industry and so on. Choosing the most suitable thermal imaging core is choosing half the right Infrared thermal imager. Therefore, how to choose the highly qualified infrared thermal imaging core is very important.
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I3LASWELD -
New Infrared Technologies
On line Infrared Imaging system for assessing in real time the quality of laser welding processes
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M-WAVE 339 MWIR -
M³ Measurement Solutions Inc.
The M-Wave 339 Infrared Interferometer is a state of the art LUPI (Laser Unequal Path Interferometer) operating at 3.39 micrometers. It is the ideal instrument for testing mid-wave infrared imaging components/systems and optical material homogeneity.
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China Sheenrun Electronics Co.
*Highly integrated design, integrating infrared thermal imaging, visible light, ranging and positioning, video recording and storage
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Zhejiang ULIRvisionTechnology Co., LTD
The infrared thermal night vision system is mainly used in the dark environment without visible light or low light. The infrared emitting device actively projects the infrared light onto the object, and the infrared light is reflected by the object and enters the lens for imaging. The image is formed by the reflection of infrared light instead of visible light. At this time, you can see the picture that is invisible to the naked eye in the dark environment.
