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The role of InGaAs based cameras in scientific and industrial imaging

SWIR is becoming a very important wavelength range in the photonics industry. Lots of advances are now being made beyond visible light into short wave infrared.

In this webinar, Mark Donaghy, VP Sales & Marketing at Raptor will initially give a brief overview of Raptor Photonics and its SWIR heritage. He will then spend some time looking at InGaAs / SWIR sensor and camera technology and then focus on a broad and growing range of applications that Raptor customers have benefited from using Raptor SWIR cameras.

What’s in the Webinar?

This webinar should be attended by people interested in finding out more about Raptor Photonics and its range of industry leading SWIR cameras. It will also give people an overview of SWIR camera technology, the effects of NUC and cooling on SWIR cameras and will then offer a broad overview of applications where SWIR cameras will provide an advantage.  


About Raptor

The infrared (IR) part of the spectrum is defined as electromagnetic radiation with wavelengths longer than visible light but shorter than radio waves. Short Wave Infrared Radiation can only be detected by dedicated sensors, such as InGaAs. Although light in the shortwave infrared region is not visible to the eye, this light interacts with objects in a similar manner as visible wavelengths. Therefore, images from an InGaAs camera are comparable to visible images in resolution and detail.


Presenter:

Mark Donaghy, VP Sales and Marketing


See the SWIR Range here

Features and Benefits

Raptor leads the way in SWIR camera design offering a range of sensors, cooling options and firmware enhancements making our cameras some of the most sensitive on the market for surveillance, scientific and industrial applications. Our cameras are compact, rugged and very reliable. As well as “off the shelf” cameras, we offer OEM solutions as well.

Applications:

  • Telecommunications
  • Space applications, environment
  • Transportation
  • Medical – imaging through tissues / rare earth nanoparticles
  • Industrial process monitoring
  • Non destructive testing
  • Instrumentation

If you have any questions about the webinar please contact Angela Carslake on 01372 378822 or email angela@qd-uki.co.uk.


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