CamIR Adapter - NIR Image Converter
Description
CamIR Adapter - NIR Image Converter
Specifications |
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Active Area: | 27.5 mm |
IR Spectral Sensitivity: | 1480 - 1605 nm (see curve) |
Peak IR Sensitivity: | 1510/1540 nm (see curve) |
Maximum Resolution: | 12 lp/mm over active area |
Converter IR Output: | 950 - 1075 nm |
Distortion: | -1.0% Barrel Distortion (Inverted Image) |
Linearity: | Non-Linear IR converter output ~(IR input intensity) |
Maximum Illumination: | 1 W/cm^2 |
Dimensions: | Φ 46 mm x L 97 mm |
Operating Temperature: | -10⁰ C to +40⁰ C |
Weight: | 210 g |
Mount: | C-Mount (adapter supplied) |
Effective Aperture: | 17 mm, 19 mm, 23 mm, 27.5 mm |
Camera Format: | ½", 1/1.8", ⅔", 1" formats |
Features
- Extends the range of our standard silicon cameras into the near-infrared 1480 to 1605 nm
- No image fading or lag time
- Cost effective for beams ≥ 500 μm
- High quality AR coated optics
Applications
- Beam intensity profiling of telecom diodes/devices
- Imaging optical outputs of components such as optical fiber ends, amplifiers, routers and switchers, fiber gratings, splitters and couplers
- On Line Production Alignment and Characterization –Real time Lens focusing
- Stability Testing- Beam Wander over time
- Laser beam divergence measurements
- Co-Linear Measurements Aligning two lasers
- Multiple Image separation Measurements (distance between peaks)
- Measure Relative Intensity
For pricing, technical or any other questions please contact the supplier
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- No markups, no fees
- Direct contact with supplier
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Ships from:
United States
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Sold by:
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On FindLight:
since 2014
Frequently Asked Questions
The CamIR Adapter extends the range of standard silicon cameras into the near-infrared 1480 to 1605 nm.
The primary limitation of the CamIR Adapter is the phosphor's point spread function of ~70 μm FWHM, and ~200 μm at 1/e2.
The typical beam diameter measurement accuracy of the CamIR Adapter is around 5 to 10%.
The response of the CamIR Adapter to incoming irradiance is logarithmic.
The gamma setting in the WinCamD software is used to automatically correct the logarithmic response of the CamIR Adapter.