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Ordering Options: What Does Your Camera Need?

Author: Filip Szymanski
Friday, July 12, 2019
Teledyne Lumenera

This paper covers how to best optimize a camera order to improve camera performance. The topics in this paper include: camera ordering options, removing cover glass, removing all the glass within the camera (including the optical window and cover glass), using higher grade scientific glass, adding IR filters to remove longer wavelengths of light, removing IR filters to allow a larger spectrum to reach the sensor, and adding conformal coating to protect against moisture damage

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