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Near-infrared camera

Nov. 8, 1999

The SU320-SMC camera is sensitive in the 900- to 1700-nm range, with peak response at 1550 nm. It contains an indium gallium arsenide 320 x 256-element focal-plane array with quantum efficiency of more than 70% over a wide band without external cooling. Integration times are selectable using an external trigger. The camera is compatible with standard analog and digital frame-grabber boards and comes with either RS170- or CCIR-compatible video output.

Sensors Unlimited, Princeton, NJ

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