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Ninox 640 - Cooled Visible SWIR InGaAs

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Raptor's Ninox-640Introducing Scientific SWIR! The Ninox-640 is a cooled, high sensitivity digital non-ITAR VIS-SWIR camera. Using a 640 x 512 InGaAs sensor the Ninox 640 enables high sensitivity imaging from 0.4µm to 1.7µm. The 15µm x 15µm pixel pitch enables highest resolution VIS-SWIR image and with less than 50 electrons readout noise the OWL 640 enables the highest VIS-SWIR detection limit. With TEC and liquid cooling to -20°C the Ninox 640 reduces dark current to ~1,500e/p/s, allowing longer exposures.

Available with a 14 bit CameraLink output, the Ninox 640 will run from 10 to 120Hz enabling high speed digital video with intelligent auto AGC.

Perfect for In-Vivo imaging, Astronomy and other long exposure scientific applications requiring ultimate sensitivity.

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