SWIR (short-wavelength infrared) imaging is a great solution for nondestructive inspection. It sees under the surface, differentiates materials based on their SWIR spectral signatures, and offers a safe and convenient way to ensure product quality.
Integrating SWIR imaging into production lines requires cameras such as the C15333-10E InGaAs line scan camera, whose high SWIR sensitivity and fast line rate are ideal for real time, in-line nondestructive inspection.
Features
SWIR sensitivity from 950 nm to 1700 nm
1024 pixel linear array
Maximum line rate: 40 kHz
Interface: Employs Gigabit Ethernet
Equipped with high quality images (Background subtraction, Real time shading correction)
Applications
Food and agricultural products (damage inspection, quality screening, material discrimination, etc.)
Semiconductors (Si wafer pattern inspection, solar cell inspection by EL/PL, etc.)
Industry (moisture content, leak detection, container inspection, etc.)
Specifications
Imaging device - InGaAs line sensor
Effective no. of pixels - 1024 (H) × 1 (V)
Cell size - 12.5 μm (H) × 12.5 μm (V)
Effective area - 12.8 mm (H) × 0.0125 mm (V)
Readout speed - Internal mode: 40 kHz (21 μs exposure time)
Sync readout: 40 kHz
Exposure time - 21 μs to 1 s (1 μs step)
External trigger input - Sync readout
External trigger signal routing - 12 pin SMA or HIROSE connector
Image processing functions - Background subtraction, Real time shading correction
Interface - Gigabit Ethernet
A/D converter - 14 bit
Lens mount - C mount
Power supply - DC 12 V
Power consumption - 6 W max.
Ambient operating temperature - 0 ℃ to +40 ℃
Ambient storage temperature - -10 ℃ to +50 ℃