2.3 System Overview
The X-Series infrared camera systems have been developed by FLIR to meet the needs of the
research, industrial and range phenomenology communities.
The X8500sc camera makes use of FLIR’s advanced ISC1308 readout integrated circuit (ROIC),
mated to an Indium Antimonide (InSb) detector to cover the shortwave and midwave infrared bands
and an SLS array for longwave infrared. The X6800 and X6900 cameras use the ISC0804 ROIC.
The X8500sc camera utilizes an HD format, 1280x1024 array with 12μm pixel pitch. The X6800 and
X6900 cameras use a large format, 640x512 array with 25um pixels. The architectures of the camera
systems fully exploit a rich palette of features available in both the 0804 and 1308 ROICs to support
the specialized needs of high-end research.
The X-Series is a stand-alone imaging camera that interfaces to host PCs using standard interfaces,
including Gigabit Ethernet, Camera Link®, and CoaXpress (CXP). The X-Series cameras are all
GenICam compliant. An SDK is also available, which makes it possible for the system designer to
write their own camera controller and acquire image data with their own custom application.
To Next Page
Loading...
Need help?
General
