We provide linear and focal plane arrays and extended wavelength InGaAs image sensors and cameras. The applications include security, surveillance, scientific, spectral imaging, machine vision, line-scan inspection, laser beam profiling, and process monitoring. Specialized in Indium Gallium Arsenide (InGaAs technology) imaging technology, Zillion Techs manufactured a wide range of high-quality shortwave infrared (SWIR) cameras covering the spectrum from 900nm-1700nm or 400nm-1700nm.
The high-quality shortwave infrared (SWIR) cameras supplied by Zillion Techs are able to cover the spectrum from 900nm-1700nm or 400nm-1700nm. As the Specialist in Indium Gallium Arsenide (InGaAs) image sensor technology, our products include 1D linear arrays and 2D focal plane arrays & extended wavelength response imaging, showing excellent performance in a variety of applications.
A 640x512 resolution InGaAs camera comes with a USB 2.0 Vision interface and features low weight and power.
A 640x512 resolution InGaAs camera is equipped with a USB3.0 interface, achieving a high frame rate of 240fps.
A 640x512 resolution InGaAs camera with GigE interface meets requirements of high sensitivity in the SWIR range from 900nm to1700nm.
A 640x512 resolution InGaAs camera comes with PAL output and Camera Link vision interface, supporting 14-bit data transfer and adjustable exposure time.
A 640x512 resolution InGaAs camera with GigE interface which provides outstanding image quality.
SWIR APPLICATIONS
Industrial Machine Vision cameras are the hearts of any vision system, no vision system is complete without it. For the last 10 years, Machine Vision industries have been reinventing itself to cope with the ever-increasing demands of manufacturing processes. From higher quality, higher speed, increasing complexities to cost-effectiveness.
At that glass inspection stage, rejects are identified, then shunted aside and reprocessed efficiently, greatly reducing scrap. SWIR cameras can detect the imaging quality of laser spot in the industry，like detects the centroid energy of the spot. whether the laser spot meets the gaussian distribution and other purposes allowing operators to inspect both the interior and exterior walls of the bottle, as well as monitor the temperature uniformity and cooling rate of the material.
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