1. Introduction

GS-V4-SW1280170590S-UC-G is a high-performance wide-spectrum uncooled short-wave infrared camera covering 0.4-1.7μm spectral band. Equipped with 1280×1024 InGaAs focal-plane array featuring 5μm pixel pitch, it simplifies optical system configuration. It delivers high-speed image output over GigE RJ45 interface, with distinct frame-rate under 8-bit and 12-bit modes. Matching display-control software and SDK are offered for secondary development. The unit supports internal / external synchronization and extended exposure duration up to 300 seconds. Multiple onboard image correction functions are integrated. Compact lightweight housing with four-sided M2 mounting holes facilitates embedding into diverse optoelectronic systems.

2. Advantages

1. High-sensitivity uncooled InGaAs detector, quantum efficiency＞70%@0.4-1.6μm, pixel operability＞99.5%
2. 1280×1024 resolution with 5μm pixel size, compact 6.4×5.12 mm active imaging area
3. Broad 0.4-1.7μm spectral coverage for multiple infrared measurement scenarios
4. GigE digital output, bundled control software and SDK available for secondary integration
5. Global shutter, adjustable exposure from 12 μs up to maximum 300 seconds
6. 0.0-42.0dB configurable gain, optional internal and external synchronization modes
7. ROI function available, onboard processing includes Gamma, non-uniformity and defective-pixel correction
8. 3-24V single-ended external trigger to realize multi-device time-sequence coordination
9. Standard C-mount lens interface, 16×M2 mounting holes distributed on four sides for flexible assembly
10. Miniature 45×45×65 mm dimension, weight ≤160g, power consumption＜5W, operating temperature-20℃ ~ +55℃

3. Technical Specifications

Note: Specifications are for reference only and subject to change without prior notice.

4. Applications

Semiconductor inspection, Low-light imaging, Hyperspectral imaging, Laser spot tracking imaging, Astronomical observation, Search-and-rescue remote sensing, Camouflage recognition, Garbage sorting

5. Quantum Efficiency

6. Dimensions

7. FAQs

Q1: What frame-rate performance can be achieved?

A: 90Hz for 8-bit mode and 35Hz for 12-bit mode under full resolution.

Q2: What is the maximum supported exposure time?

A: Exposure can extend up to 300 seconds for faint-target capture.

Q3: Are secondary-development resources supplied?

A: Yes, dedicated display-control software and SDK are provided for integration.

Q4: What mechanical mounting options are provided?

A: Total 16 M2 mounting holes are arranged on four cabinet sides.