SWIR Cameras for Industrial, Scientific, Semiconductor, and Machine Vision Imaging

SWIR cameras — also called shortwave infrared cameras or InGaAs cameras — detect wavelengths from approximately 900 to 2500 nm that silicon-based visible cameras cannot see.
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Because silicon is transparent to SWIR light, InGaAs SWIR cameras can image through silicon wafers, detect moisture differences invisible to the eye, profile NIR and SWIR laser beams, and reveal surface and subsurface features in materials that appear featureless under visible illumination. Pembroke Instruments supplies InGaAs SWIR camera systems from uncooled VGA configurations to deeply TE-cooled extended-SWIR cameras, covering semiconductor inspection, machine vision, laser beam profiling, spectroscopy, microscopy, material sorting, and scientific research.

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