Uncooled Thermal Camera Core
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Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Vanadium oxide | |
| 12μm | |
| 8~14μm | |
| 9mm/13mm/19mm/25mm/35mm/50mm fixed focus lens, the driver board supports ≥25mm electric lens; 30mm~150mm, 25mm~225m (zoom lens can be customized) | |
| Shutter correction (automatic/timing/temperature difference/manual) | |
| 50Hz | |
| support | |
| Digital filtering, noise reduction, detail enhancement | |
| Red hot, iron red, blue hot, green | |
| 0~9 | |
| 0~9 | |
| black hot/white hot | |
| support | |
| 10s | |
| Show/hide/move | |
| 20pin | |
| UART/RS232 | |
| PAL/NTSC | |
| LVCMOS/BT656 (8-bit)/RAW/YUV | |
| DC: 3.6V ~ +5.0V | |
| Yes | |
| Yes | |
| 5% ~ 95% | |
| 800g/1ms | |
| 6grms, random vibration, all axes | |
| 28mm x 28mm x 37mm | |
| M2 x 0.4 |
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