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Cheetah Series-1

Cheetah 640 Series Areascan SWIR Camera ▶ SWIR cooled camera with 640 x 512 resolution ▶ In-house developed InGaAs sensor World’s fastest InGaAs areascan camera with high image resolution The Cheetah 640 series is based on a cooled, in-house developed InGaAs detector with a 640 x 512 pixel resolution. The Cheetah 640 camera with single-stage TE-cooled detector offers high frame rates of either 400 Hz, 800 Hz or 1700 Hz while the version with three-stage TEcooled detector offers a frame rate of up to 110 Hz. The camera comes with a CameraLink interface. A visible short-wave infrared (vSWIR) option is available for extension into the visible wavelength band. Safety & Security • Scientific & Advanced research • Medical • Semiconductor analysis Semiconductor inspection World’s fastest SWIR areascan imaging up to 1700 Hz • vSWIR optional • Low dark current • Reliable data transfer via CameraLink

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Cheetah Series-2

Camera Specifications Mechanical specifications Approximate dimensions - excluding lens [width x height x length] [mm] Weight [gr] - excluding lens Camera cooling Optical interface Water cooling Connector CameraLink Connector power Connector trigger Water connector Push-in fitting for 6 mm diameter tube Environmental & power specifications Ambient operating temperature range [°C] Power supply voltage MIL-STD810G method 516.6; half sine; 40 g [11 ms] Regulatory compliance Electro-optical specifications Image format [pixels] Detector type InGaAs photodiode array with CTIA ROIC Sensor cooling Integration...

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