FLIR Systems LWIR cameras feature SLS detectors

June 2, 2017
The X6900sc SLS and X8500sc SLS high-speed cameras feature strained-layer superlattice detectors filtered for longwave infrared.

The X6900sc SLS and X8500sc SLS high-speed, longwave thermal cameras feature strained-layer superlattice (SLS) detectors filtered for longwave infrared (LWIR). The X6900sc captures 640 × 512 images at 1004 frames/s, while X8500sc SLS records up to 181 frames/s of full 1280 × 1024 HD thermal imagery, both at up to 3000°C.
FLIR Systems
Wilsonville, OR

www.flir.com

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