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Xenics Xeva NIR/SWIR camera
Fast speed and high dynamic range NIR/SWIR camera
The Xeva is the flagship NIR/SWIR camera from Xenics – based on a thermoelectrically cooled InGaAs FPA (focal plane array). There are many options available depending on the required spectral range, command/control interface and spatial resolution. The Xeva series combines fast speed and high dynamic range, and all models are spectrograph compatible.
APPLICATIONS:
- Art inspection
- Hyperspectral imaging
- Semiconductor inspection
- High temperature thermography
FEATURES
- Spectrograph compatible
- USB and CameraLink interfaces
- 2 spatial resolutions available; 320 x 256 and 640 x 512 pixels
- Deep cooling (TE3/TE4) models for long integration times
- VisNIR option (320 x 256 pixel format model only)
- Extended-SWIR sensitivity (2.35 and 2.5 µm)
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MODELS
- Spectrometer compatible
- Thermal imaging of hot objects
- High sensitivity for low-light conditions
- Extending SWIR imaging to the visible
- Cooled operation for low light-level imaging
- Flexible programming in an open architecture
- CameraLink and triggering for high speed imaging
- Comes in various speed versions: 60 Hz, 100 Hz and 350 Hz.
- Spectrometer compatible
- Thermal imaging of hot objects
- High sensitivity for low-light conditions
- Cooled operation for low light-level imaging
- Flexible programming in an open architecture
- CameraLink and triggering for high speed imaging
- Extended coverage from SWIR into the visible range
- Comes in various speed versions: 60 Hz, 100 Hz and 350 Hz.
- Greater spectral band of 0.4 to 1.7 μm
- Spectrometer compatible
- Thermal imaging of hot objects
- High sensitivity for low-light conditions
- Cooled operation for low light-level imaging
- Flexible programming in an open architecture
- CameraLink and triggering for high speed imaging
- Extended coverage from SWIR into the visible range
- Comes in various speed versions: 60 Hz, 100 Hz and 350 Hz.
- Greater spectral band of 0.4 to 1.7 μm
- Spectrometer compatible
- Thermal imaging of hot objects
- High sensitivity for low-light conditions
- Extending SWIR imaging to the visible
- Cooled operation for low light-level imaging
- Flexible programming in an open architecture
- CameraLink and triggering for high speed imaging
- Extended coverage from SWIR into the visible range
- Comes in various speed versions: 60 Hz, 100 Hz and 350 Hz.
- Shorter possible exposure (1 μs up to several seconds)
- Comes in two speeds, 25 Hz and 90 Hz.
- High dynamic range
- Stand alone operation
- High definition images
- Performance optimization
- TrueNUC image correction
- Flexible programming in an open architecture
- Spectrometer compatible
- CameraLink for high speed imaging
- Scientific image recording and analysis
- High speed SWIR imaging up to 2.35 μm
- Windowing mode for even higher frame rates
- Flexible programming in an open architecture
- Smallest TE4-cooled camera for low dark current
- Two gain modes for High Sensitivity (HS) or High Dynamic Range (HDR)
- T2SL detector array for imaging in the 1.0 to 2.35 µm wavelength range
- Comes in a 100 Hz (USB 2.0) or 350 Hz (CameraLink) version.
- Allows for exposure times from 1 µs to 60 ms in high dynamic range mode (with TE4 cooling).
- Spectrometer compatible
- CameraLink for high speed imaging
- Scientific image recording and analysis
- High speed SWIR imaging up to 2.5 μm
- Windowing mode for even higher frame rates
- Flexible programming in an open architecture
- Smallest TE4-cooled camera for low dark current
- Two gain modes for High Sensitivity (HS) or High Dynamic Range (HDR)
- Comes in a 100 Hz or 350 Hz version.
- T2SL detector array for imaging in the 1.0 to 2.5 µm wavelength range
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Applications
Industrial Automation
In industry today, reliability and accuracy are crucial issues to cut costs and increase productivity and quality. Xenics infrared cameras are an important monitoring and control tool for continuous, real-time and on-line infrared imaging in production and plant processes
Thermography
Thermography is an imaging technique used to display the surface temperature of objects. Therefore the thermal change of individual components can be monitored and analyzed. Xenics thermography cameras can easily be adapted to different operating conditions.
Research and Development
Xenics’ advanced infrared cameras feature high quality and high performance in all major IR wavelength ranges for the most demanding research applications
