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55 Series -
Titan Tool Supply, Inc.
The Titan Miniature #55 Series Rigid Borescope is a simple, inexpensive borescope series with an unusually large field of view. It comes complete with a flashlight handle and a 5.5mm diameter (.217") optical tube in two lengths 6 1/4" and 12" long. This series is an ideal shop scope. It is inexpensive in price and can be used in any viewing application in quality control, machine shop or aircraft maintenance as well as motor repair and locksmith applications.
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Framos Technologies d.o.o.
Global shutter sensors have a fast and high-resolution capture of the entire field of view. Each pixel on a global shutter sensor completes its exposure simultaneously. This feature allows them to freeze motion in captured images. Each pixel will not only have the same integration time, but they will start their integration at the same time across the entire sensor. This exposure and detection scenario makes this type of sensor easier to synchronize with a flash or other external event.
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Fieldpiece Instruments, Inc
Among our most popular IR thermometers the SIG2 Gun-Style Thermometer features a 10:1 field of view. A bright blue backlight and laser guide make taking fast and accurate temperature readings easier, better and faster. The SIG1 comes with a protective lens cap and body wrap. It works faster than thermistor-based temperature instruments and has a range of -22°F to 1022°F. Includes Auto-Power Off to conserve battery life.
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SR20 -
Hukseflux Thermal Sensors B.V.
SR20 is a pyranometer of the highest category in the ISO 9060 classification system: secondary standard. This solar radiation sensor is used where the highest measurement accuracy is required. It measures the solar radiation received by a plane surface, in W/m2, from a 180o field of view angle. SR20 secondary standard pyranometer enables you to attain the highest measurement accuracy and excels in demanding applications. After a thorough programme of acceptance testing, SR20 was released February 2013.
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LS-08-PUSE -
Lumistar Inc.
The Lumistar LS-08-PUSE Upper L-Band, S-Band, and NATO E Band Precision Broadband Antenna is the ideal companion to the LS-25 Series Receiver to provide a low cost, quick look receiving system with high performance. This small, lightweightantenna has vertical polarization and covers the frequencyrange from 1700 MHz to 2500 MHz. The antenna has 9dBi ofGain with a horizontal and vertical field of view of 60 degrees.It is suitable for outdoor fixed or mobile applications.
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SUMIT360™ -
Teledyne FLIR
The SUMIT360™ provides military armored vehicle operators with an innovative, 360 degree view of the environment around the vehicle utilizing advanced sensor technology to improve threat and obstacle detection that could pose a threat to ground forces, and their mission. Equipped with powerful multi-spectral sensors in each module, the system uses on-board processing to form seamless, stitched images to provide a full field of view in any terrain, and virtually any conditions, day or night. With additional target detection and identification capability, the system can also be paired with advanced analytics and Artificial Intelligence (AI) to provide vehicle crew, and transported troops a threat detection and classification to provide critical decision support before opening the hatch. The system also provides the ability to support remote or optionally manned configurations.
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Fluke Corporation
ScopeMeter Portable Oscilloscopes take you into territory that standard bench oscilloscopes cant readily withstand, harsh, hazardous and dirty industrial environments. These hand-held instruments combine the performance of a bench oscilloscope with a multimeter and paperless recorder for installing, commissioning and maintaining industrial and electronic equipment out in the field. Fluke ScopeMeter test tools use a unique Connect-and-View mode to automatically and continuously setup the oscilloscope making them easy to use even on complex signals.
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Axiocam Family -
Carl Zeiss AG
In contrast to digital cameras for photography or industrial inspection, many aspects of the microscope cameras are optimized to meet specific requirements of applications in science, research and documentation. As each application has very specific requirements, there is a wide range of different digital camera models to choose from. Different pixel sizes, for example, regulate camera sensitivity and spatial resolution. Lower pixel count enables higher frame rates and larger sensors offer better coverage of the field of view.
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McLAREN Applied Technologies
The infrared sensor measures temperature at a distance without contacting the target. The integrated infrared module senses the thermal radiation emitted by objects on a 16 x 4 array of sensing points, for measuring the temperature distribution across a surface. These 64 measurement pixels are transmitted via CAN to the host controller or data logging device. The sensor is available in both 35 and 60 field of view options to suit a variety of installations. A software package is provided for viewing live temperature data from the array.
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Phoenix Aerial Systems
The RANGER-ULTRA is an airborne laser scanner with an impressive combination of weight, range, accuracy and pulse rate. It is equipped with a unique forward and rear looking FOV designed to minimize laser shadowing and provide geometry on complex vertical structures on a single pass. With its wide field of view of 100 degrees and an extremely fast pulse repetition rate of up to 1.8 MHz, the RANGER-ULTRA is perfectly suited for high point density corridor mapping applications such as power line, railway track and pipeline inspection.
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Arbe Robotics
Through enhanced FMCW technology, Arbe’s chipset technology transmits and receives signals from multiple antennas. By converting information from time to frequency domains (FFT), Arbe provides a 4D image with unparalleled element density in high azimuth and elevation resolution while simultaneously sensing the environment in long range with a wide field of view in real time. Additionally, Arbe technology reduces sidelobe occurrence levels close to zero, resolving range-doppler ambiguities and avoiding interference from other radars.
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ThermoVision™ (THV) 3000 MultiSensor -
Teledyne FLIR
The ThermoVision™ (THV) 3000 detects and classifies illegal activities and threats in total darkness, smoke, sand haze, and broad daylight conditions. The thermal camera is equipped with a long-wave, cooled Quantum Well Infrared Photodetector (QWIP) and switchable optics offering three different fields of view. It provides excellent situational awareness while also closely monitoring suspect activities in real-time. Ideal applications include perimeter security, border and coastal surveillance, force protection, and mid-range threat detection.
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NED-LMD WG Series -
Gamma Scientific Inc.
Gamma Scientific is introducing the NED-LMD Waveguide Tester as the world’s first specialized near-eye display measurement system that mimics human visual perception for fast, accurate and repeatable characterization of next generation optical waveguide-based Augmented/Mixed Reality displays and display components (light engine, waveguide, etc.). This comprehensive offering features a ‘robotic eye’ to help device manufacturers predict how the human eye would perceive their AR/MR displays, quantifying end user experience mapping the entire display field of view.
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ams AG
A LiDAR system can observe the complete field of view (FOV) at once, called Flash systems. Flash typically works well for short to mid-range (0-100m), and by capturing the complete scene at once also objects with high relative speeds can be detected properly. Another implementation is to focus on a subset of the FOV, consequentially look at the next subsets, until the complete FOV is covered, called Scanning. Scanning can focus the light on the subset instead of the full FOV, and therefore can do object detection at a longer range compared to Flash.
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ZCorum
Upstream Analyzer is a web-based application that displays the return path spectrum from your CMTS in real time from anywhere. There’s no expensive upstream spectrum analyzer or headend equipment to buy, no cabling, no splitters or connectors to hassle with. That’s right. No changes in your combining plant or RF Switches needed. All you need is your CMTS and Upstream Analyzer and your staff can view the upstream spectrum from your CMTS wherever they happen to be, whether that’s at their desk or in the field.
