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SWIR CameraLytid’s SIRIS SWIR camera is a deep cooled SWIR camera based on a Lin/Log InGaAs sensor from NIT and image processing algorithms from the French National Centre for Scientific Research. The camera features advanced noise reduction algorithms embedded with nondestructive and read-out noise reduction. Final readout noise is less than 10e-. The device is deep cooled down to 50 K with a long life cryocooler. It is able to achieve exposure times of up to one hour. The camera features a compact plug-and-play casing.

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