SWIR 0.9–1.7 μm
A 640×512 InGaAs SWIR imaging module covering 0.9–1.7 μm with a 15 μm pixel pitch, 50 Hz Camera Link output, and global exposure from 20 μs to 19 ms.
A 640×512 InGaAs SWIR imaging module covering 0.9–1.7 μm with a 15 μm pixel pitch, 50 Hz Camera Link output, and global exposure from 20 μs to 19 ms.
MODO-SW-640-50 combines a 640×512 InGaAs detector, 0.9–1.7 μm response, global exposure and Camera Link acquisition in a SWIR configuration. Y8/Y16/X16 output, internal/external synchronization and RS422 control support integration into OEM imaging and machine-vision systems, while project-specific mechanical and environmental items remain subject to confirmation.
Some inspection and observation tasks need image information that is not available from a visible-light channel alone.
The InGaAs detector covers 0.9–1.7 μm, providing a SWIR channel whose suitability can be evaluated against the actual target, illumination and optics.
Moving targets and synchronized acquisition can make exposure geometry and trigger timing as important as detector resolution.
Global exposure from 20 μs to 19 ms and internal/external synchronization give the integrator controls for coordinating image capture with the scene and host timing.
SWIR integration requires a defined output format, acquisition interface and control path, not just a detector specification.
Camera Link provides 50 Hz Y8, Y16 or X16 output, RS422 handles configuration, and test patterns plus bad-pixel handling support system setup and verification.
| Detector | InGaAs SWIR |
| Resolution | 640×512 |
| Pixel pitch | 15 μm |
| Spectral band | 0.9–1.7 μm |
| Lens configuration | 25 mm athermalized, F/1.4–16 |
| Field of view | 21.7°×17.4°; distortion <1.5% |
| Exposure | Global, 20 μs–19 ms |
| Video output | Camera Link |
| Output format | Y8 / Y16 / X16 |
| Control interface | RS422 |
| Digital zoom | 1× / 2× / 4× |
| Detail enhancement | 0–7 levels |
| Sync | Internal / external |
| Test pattern | Gradient / checkerboard |
| Firmware upgrade | Serial port |
| Power supply | DC 6–19 V; 12 V typical |
| Power consumption | <4.5 W |
| Dimensions | 45×45 mm-class; project confirmation |
| Weight | Project confirmation |
| Control protocol | Project-specific command set |
| Operating temperature | Per project configuration |
| Storage temperature | Per project configuration |
Specifications reflect the supplied technical document. Lens, connector, mechanical, and environmental options may be finalized for the target program.
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