The EYAS G615ME cooled AD module consists of a 640x512/15μm MWIR cooled infrared detector integrated with an analog-to-digital (AD) board. The module converts analog output signals from cooled detectors into digital video streams while providing necessary drive power and control timing signals.
Powered by a high-performance linear Stirling cryocooler, the module operates longer and more stable, enabling OEM customers to quickly evaluate and validate infrared detectors, streamlining system integration and accelerating development pipelines.
| Model | EYAS G615ME |
|---|---|
| Indicators |
Resolution: 640×512 Pixel Size: 15μm Spectral Response: 3.7μm±0.2μm~4.8μm±0.2μm IR Detector NETD(23℃): 16mK(F2), 18mK(F4) |
| Working Mode |
Frame Rate: 1~100Hz, adjustable Working Mode: Snapshot ITR/IWR Integration Modes Anti-blooming Windows Mode |
| Electrical |
Standard External Interface: 60pin: 37201-SM060-032W1R01, 5pin: A1257WR-S-5P-LCP Digital Video: 16 bit CameraLink (CameraLink Base mode) External Sync: CC1: External frame synchronous Communication: CameraLink UART(Default)/RS232(customizable), Baud rate: 9600bps(Default) Power Supply: AD Board: 5V, Cryocooler: 24V Steady Power (23℃): ≤14W Cooling Time(23℃): ≤6min30s |
| Size(mm) | 110×105×60 |
| Weight(g) | ≤590 |
| Operating Temperature | -40℃~+71℃ |
Cryocoolers are machines that keep sensors extremely cold so that thermal images can be taken on long-term missions. In many high-end applications, the sensors that capture images require extremely low temperatures.
Long battery life and reliable operation are main factors to measure the quality of a cryocooler. SensorMicro cryocooler has a wide operating temperature range and excellent reliability. Its MTTF (Mean Time to Failures) has reached to 10,000 hours, which meets 24*7 boot operation requirements.
MTTF (Mean Time to Failure) measures a part's reliability. It shows you how long on average a part lasts before it breaks and you have to replace it. On a basic level, it tells you about the quality of the parts you're buying. The longer they last, the more value you're getting from them.