Specim FX Series Hyperspectral Imaging Cameras

The FX10c is a small, fast, and affordable hyperspectral camera specifically designed for colour measurement with a spectral range of 400-800 nm and a higher sensitivity in the blue when compared to other cameras. F/1.7 optics enables excellent light throughput, high sensitivity, short integration times and high signal-to-noise ratio. The FX10 operates with an impressive frame rate of 514 fps (full frame) using 1024 spatial pixels and 140 spectral bands. By reducing the number of spectral bands, the frame rate can be increased up to 9,900 fps. The camera is supplied with a high quality lens (38 deg FOV) and includes an integrated shutter and order sorting filter. The camera is also IP52 rated, making it suitable for use in harsh environments.

FEATURES:
400-800 nm spectral range
140 spectral bands
F/1.7 optics
1024 spatial pixels
514 fps (full frame)
CL or GigE models
600:1 SNR (peak)

APPLICATIONS:
Vegetation analysis
Food inspection
Colour comparison
Fabrics
Art Analysis

The FX17 is a small footprint hyperspectral camera built around an InGaAs detector. It operates in the NIR spectral range (900-1700 nm). As with the FX10 camera, F/1.7 optics enables excellent light throughput, high sensitivity, short integration times and high signal-to-noise ratio. The FX17 operates with a frame rate of 670 fps (full frame) using 640 spatial pixels and 230 spectral bands. By reducing the number of spectral bands, the frame rate can be increased up to 15,000 fps. The camera is supplied with a high quality lens (38 deg FOV) and includes an integrated shutter. The camera is also IP52 rated, making it suitable for use in harsh environments.

FEATURES:
900-1700 nm spectral range
8 nm spectral resolution
230 spectral bands
F/1.7 optics
670 fps (full frame)
CL or GigE models
1000:1 SNR (peak)

APPLICATIONS:
Food & Feed Quality
Waste Sorting
Recycling
Moisture Measurement
Threat detection, Security

Specim FX120 is an advanced long-wave infrared hyperspectral camera with a full spectral range of 7.7 to 12.3 µm and 160 spectral bands. This fast push-broom thermal hyperspectral camera is set to redefine chemical imaging capabilities in challenging environments, day and night.

Operating in the LWIR spectral range combined with unparalleled sensitivity, the Specim FX120 can perform accurate mineral mapping, landmine, and ordnance detection and is sensitive to detect thermal anomalies and classify even gases. Its compact, transferable, and robust design enables easy integration into existing systems, facilitating seamless adoption for various operating environments.

In conjunction with the SisuRock workstation, the Specim FX120 revolutionises drill-core scanning. Specim FX120 can detect minerals undetectable by other wavelengths, and its speed and accuracy in capturing all sizes of core enhance productivity in drill-core analysis.

Specim announces the upgraded Specim FX50 middle-wave infrared (MWIR) hyperspectral camera. The Specim FX50 is the first and only push-broom hyperspectral camera on the market that covers the full MWIR spectral range of 2.7 – 5.3 μm.

FEATURES:
FULL MWIR SPECTRAL RANGE – For detecting, e.g., black plastics, hydrocarbons, minerals, oil, and contamination on metal surfaces
HIGH FRAME RATE AND SIGNAL-TO-NOISE RATIO – For accurate classification and high imaging speed and throughput
OPTIMIZED THERMAL MANAGEMENT – To maximise sensor lifespan and minimise downtime
ROBUST AND COMPACT DESIGN – Simple to mount and durable for harsh industrial environments
EASY INTEGRATION – Standard GigE Vision interface to communicate with commercial analysis software
UNIFIED SPECTRAL CALIBRATION – Comparable and transferable data between different units

APPLICATIONS:
Black plastics sorting
Metal Industry
Geology and mining
Safety and Security