MWIR-20 Hyperspectral Imager
Hyperpixel Array Technology
The MWIR-20 uses a proprietary HyperPixel Array (HPATM) SNAPSHOT technology to capture spectral and spatial information in one instantaneous video frame, thereby eliminating motion artifacts and maximizing signal-to-noise. It operates over the mid-wave infrared band and is designed to interface with virtually any foreoptic, from telescope to microscope.
Optional add ons:
- Analysis Software
- Compatible Computer
- Lenses
- Environmental Housings
Uses in:
Standoff Detection
Automatic Target Recognition
Material Identification
Chemical Defense
Environmental Monitoring
Geologic Mapping
Biological Research
Medical Imaging
Cancer Screening
Clinical Instrumentation
Machine Vision
Specifications:
| Data Cube: | 114 X 114 spatial, 20 spectral |
| Data Rate: | Up to 130 cubes/sec |
| Spectral Band: | 2 – 5 μm |
| Spectral Resolution: | 140 nm/bin (average) |
| Field of View: | 7.5° |
| Dimensions: | 5.6” W x 8.0” H x 25.0” L |
| Weight: | 26 Pounds |
Key Features
Can Identify Spatial and Spectral Features in a Single Video Frame
Ideal for Moving Platforms and Transient Events
No Moving Parts
Unique Patent Pending Technology
What is Hyperspectral Imaging?
A conventional color image has three colors per pixel (red, green, and blue), but a hyperspectral image can have hundreds of colors across the electromagnetic spectrum.
Applications
Precision Agriculture
Biomedical Field
Machine Vision
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