Owl 640 T
Raptor Photonics
The Owl 640 T is a SWaP-optimised ½" VGA InGaAs SWIR camera with 10µm pixel pitch, low readout noise and on-board AGC/NUC, designed for OEM integration into electro-optic systems.
Typed specifications29 values
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- Mass
- 245 g datasheet p.2
- Envelope (L×W×H)
- 68mm x 50.00mm x 50.00mm excluding standard mounting · datasheet p.2
- Sensor resolution
- 640 x 512 datasheet p.1 640 x 512
- Spectral bands
- VIS-SWIR (0.6μm to 1.7μm) datasheet p.1
- Supply voltage
- 12 V nom. · datasheet p.2 12 V power supply 12V DC +/-0.5V
- Power consumption
- 4 W with TEC ON, NUC ON · datasheet p.2 4 W max · printed <4W with TEC ON, NUC ON
- Data interface
- other 12 bit Camera Link (Base Configuration / SDR) · datasheet p.2
- Operating temperature
- -20–55 °C operating temperature · datasheet p.2
- Export status
- UK controlled may need a UK single individual export licence (SIEL) · datasheet p.2
- Camera type
- SWIR VIS-SWIR · datasheet p.1
- Scan mode
- video full frame · datasheet p.1 frame global shutter
- Spectral range
- 0.6μm to 1.7μm datasheet p.1 600–1 700 nm spectral response
- Connector
- C Mount Optical Interface · datasheet p.2
- Survival temperature
- -30–60 °C storage temperature · datasheet p.2
- Detector
- InGaAs (SWIR) InGaAs PIN-Photodiode · datasheet p.2
- Bit depth
- 12 bit Camera Link, base configuration / SDR · datasheet p.2
- Frame rate
- 10 fps min · frame rate 10 to 60Hz · datasheet p.2 60 fps max · frame rate 10 to 60Hz | 10–60 fps
- Sensor format (pixels)
- 640 x 512 active pixel · datasheet p.2
- Pixel pitch
- 10 µm 10um x 10um pitch · datasheet p.2
- Exposure time
- 0.01–86.5 ms HG, printed 10us to 86.5ms · datasheet p.2 0.01–92.5 ms LG, printed 10us to 92.5ms
- Lens mount
- C-mount optical interface · datasheet p.2
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- Sensor format
- ½" / VGA InGaAs
- Pixel pitch
- 10 µm x 10 µm
- Spectral response
- 0.6 µm to 1.7 µm
- Readout noise
- <50 Electrons
- Intra-scene dynamic range
- 69 dB
- Output
- 12 bit Camera Link
- Frame rate
- 10 to 60 Hz
- Gain control
- On-board Automated Gain Control (AGC)
- Non uniform correction
- On-board intelligent 3-point NUC
- Cooling
- Thermoelectric cooler (fanless)
- Export control
- Subject to UK government export control, may require Single Individual export licence
- Applications
- Surveillance, Scientific
About
The Owl 640 T is the latest variant of the Owl 640 family, described as the world’s first SWaP optimised ½” / VGA InGaAs sensor with a 10µm x 10µm pixel pitch. It offers a spectral response from 0.6µm to 1.7µm, less than 50 electrons readout noise, and a high intra-scene dynamic range of 69dB that enables simultaneous capture of bright and dark portions of a scene. Available with a 12 bit Camera Link output, it runs from 10 to 60Hz. The camera features an on-board Automated Gain Control (AGC) for best contrast imaging across dark-to-bright scenes, and an on-board intelligent 3-point Non Uniform Correction (NUC) for highest quality images. Its ½” optical design allows use of a smaller, lighter lens, making it ideal for the Mini UAV and Gimbal market and hand-held integrated systems. Like all Raptor cameras, it is ultra-compact and rugged, and uses a Thermoelectric cooler to stabilise sensor temperature without a fan. The product is under UK government export control and may require a Single Individual export licence before shipment. Target applications include surveillance and scientific use.
Documentation
- OWL-640-T.pdf PDF source: www.raptorphotonics.com ↗
- OWL-640-T-SDI.pdf PDF source: www.raptorphotonics.com ↗
- Owl-640T_UM_REV1.2.pdf PDF source: www.raptorphotonics.com ↗
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