Infrared Detectors
Teledyne DALSA (Dipix (Vision Solutions Group))
Powerful, versatile uncooled long-wave infrared solutions for industrial, security and defense applications offered by Teledyne DALSA.
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Product
Compact Uncooled LWIR Cores
MicroCalibir
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The latest advances in the integration of our in-house 12 μm microbolometer pixel technology with a deep-ADC ROIC circuit have resulted in the development of the small and lightweight MicroCalibir™. This compact, low-power uncooled thermal camera platform features the smallest VGA IR core module on the market making it ideal for OEM drones, handhelds, helmet-mounted and vehicular integration products.
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Product
Microbolometer Sensors
Calibir GX Family
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The Calibir GX camera family features our latest microbolometer sensor, designed, fabricated, and packaged in our own foundry. With great sensitivity in longwave infrared range (8-12 µm), it features both shutter and shutterless operation and rapid image output on power up while delivering uniform response over the entire operating temperature range, making it an ideal component for thermal imaging systems requiring uninterrupted image acquisition. The GX series also offers our own advanced 21-bit ADC design for unparalleled intra-scene dynamic range without the need for a gain reduction, allowing for the best possible NETD over a vast range of temperature (>600C).
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Product
Long Wave Infrared Cameras
Calibir DXM640 Series
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The Calibir uncooled Long Wave Infrared camera platform offers outstanding shutterless imaging performance and is optimized for Size, Weight and Power (SWAP). The Calibir DXM640 series features both shutter and shutterless operation and rapid image output on power up while delivering uniform response over the entire operating temperature range, making it ideal for thermal imaging applications requiring uninterrupted image acquisition. ULIS’s gen2 sensor offers an improved NETD and the updated calibration include customized gain correction on a per lens basis to offer even better image performances and response uniformity.
