Redwire SpectraCAM High Resolution Flight Camera
GigE Vision LEO flight camera for docking, navigation, inspection, and situational awareness, with 5MP CMOS sensor.
Technical specifications
- Dimensions (boresight config)
- 50 x 50 x 47 mm
- Mass
- <180 g without optics
- Power
- 5 VDC @ 400 mA (full resolution, 10 fps)
- Operating temperature
- -30C to +55C (mounting plate)
- Shutter type
- Rolling global reset
- Resolution
- 2592 x 1944, 5MP monochrome (color available)
- Image depth
- 12-bit
- Dynamic range
- 70.1 dB
- Image SNR
- <=38.1 dB
- Responsivity
- 1.4 V/lux-sec (550 nm)
- Exposure range
- 0.1-5000 msec, 1 usec timing resolution
- Interface
- GigE Vision / Gigabit Ethernet
- Imaging sensor
- CMOS
- Lens mount
- Standard C-mount (lens supplied separately)
- Export control
- ECCN 7A004
About
SpectraCAM is Redwire’s high-resolution flight camera engineered for low Earth orbit applications including docking, navigation, inspection, and situational awareness. It streams imagery via GigE Vision over 1 Gb/s Ethernet, and its CMOS imaging sensor’s low-light sensitivity and wide dynamic range make it well suited to high-contrast, sun-illuminated orbital scenes.
The camera supports user-specified image resolution and aspect ratio up to 2592 x 1944 with 5MP monochrome resolution (a color sensor variant is available separately). It offers 12-bit image depth, 1.4 V/lux-sec responsivity at 550 nm, a 70.1 dB dynamic range, and image SNR of 38.1 dB or better, with exposure times adjustable from 0.1 to 5000 msec at 1 microsecond timing resolution. A rolling global reset shutter is used, and the camera supports a standard C-mount lens interface (lens supplied separately).
In a 50 x 50 x 47 mm boresight configuration and weighing under 180 g without optics, SpectraCAM draws 5 VDC at 400 mA at full resolution and 10 fps, and operates across a mounting-plate temperature range of -30C to +55C. It is a Buy America Act-compliant COTS component supporting commercial, civil, and defense missions.
Documentation
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