The ImageIR® 9500 is suitable for highly demanding applications in science and industry, object monitoring and microthermographic analysis of extremely small structures.

• Cooled FPA photon detector with (1,280 × 720) IR pixels
• Opto-mechanical MicroScan with (2,560 × 1,440) IR pixels
• Full-frame rate up to 120 Hz
• GigE Vision compatible
• Up to 1.5 kHz with (320 × 180) IR pixels

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  Detector Format

  Efficiently measuring the smallest structures on large-scale objects

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  MicroScan

  Integrated into camera, genuine temperature measured values

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  Thermal Resolution

  Precise detection of smallest temperature differences

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  Rotating Filter- / Aperture wheel

  Usage for applications with high object temperatures and in spectral thermography

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  Internal Trigger Interface

  Camera control and output of control signals for external devices

   

  Avoid Measurement Errors Using Highest Geometrical Resolution of (1,280 × 720) Infrared Pixels

  It is equipped with a cooled focal-plane-array photon detector with a format of (1,280 × 720) IR pixels. In combination with the outstanding thermal resolution of 0.025 K (25 mK), very high frame rates of 120 Hz and extremely short integration times of only a few microseconds, this camera offers you a whole new range of applications.

   

  Detect Smallest Temperature Differences Using High Thermal Resolution of 25 mK

  The thermal resolution of the ImageIR® infrared camera series allows you to measure smallest temperature differences of 25 mK (at 30 °C). Thermal images with a narrow temperature span display details absolutely sharp. You will find interesting signatures even there where other infrared camera systems cannot detect any temperature differences any longer.

   

  Integrated Trigger and Process Interfaces

  The camera series ImageIR® is equipped with a snapshot detector as well as with an internal trigger interface, which guarantees a repeatable high-precision triggering. Two respective in- and outputs are used to operate the camera or to generate digital control signals for external devices. Two digital channels of the data stream can be recorded synchronously with those trigger inputs. Additional digital and analogue in- and outputs are available in connection with the process interface IRBIS® 3 process. Furthermore, extra information will be saved directly with the images.