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FLIR ADK™ -
Teledyne FLIR
The FLIR ADK is a cost-effective way to develop the next generation of automotive thermal vision for advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) and autonomous vehicles (AV). Thermal infrared cameras are the best sensor technology for pedestrian detection and provide the critical data needed to improve automated decision making in vehicle safety functions including automatic emergency braking (AEB). The ADK’s rugged, IP67 rated enclosure incorporates a heated window for all-weather driving. With the GMSL, USB, and FBD-Link interfaces and drivers available form Teledyne FLIR, installation and testing is plug-and-play easy. Interested in a thermal vision enhancement system for today’s vehicles, please see PathFindIR II.
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A2K -
U. S. Digital
The A2K absolute encoder is a non-contacting optical rotary position sensor which reports the shaft angle within a 360 deg. range. As opposed to incremental encoders, the A2K reports the absolute position rather than the change in position. When powered up, it does not require a home cycle, even if the shaft was rotated while the power was off. In multi-turn mode, it tracks the position in a 32-bit counter as long as the power supply is maintained. Internally, an infrared LED flashes through a circular bar code onto a linear array sensor. The microcontroller decodes the image into a unique position. All user programmable parameters such as resolution, origin, direction and mode are permanently stored in an internal EEPROM
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FLIR MR277 -
Teledyne FLIR
The MR277 is the first FLIR building inspection system to combine the advantages of Infrared Guided Measurement (IGM) and our patented Multi-Spectral Dynamic Imaging (MSX) with advanced environmental sensors to help you quickly locate, clearly identify, and easily document problems. IGM technology and a laser pointer isolate the area where you can use the integrated pinless moisture sensor for non-invasive readings or external pin probe for invasive measurements. With automatically calculated environmental readings and a field-replaceable humidity/temperature sensor, the MR277 lets you finish the job and minimize downtime. Connect to external devices with METERLiNK® and use FLIR Tools® to enhance troubleshooting and reports.
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Calibir GX Family -
Teledyne DALSA
The Calibir GX camera family features our latest microbolometer sensor, designed, fabricated, and packaged in our own foundry. With great sensitivity in longwave infrared range (8-12 µm), it features both shutter and shutterless operation and rapid image output on power up while delivering uniform response over the entire operating temperature range, making it an ideal component for thermal imaging systems requiring uninterrupted image acquisition. The GX series also offers our own advanced 21-bit ADC design for unparalleled intra-scene dynamic range without the need for a gain reduction, allowing for the best possible NETD over a vast range of temperature (>600C).
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Fluke Calibration
A temperature calibrator, often called a thermometer calibrator, is used to correct inaccuracies in installed thermometers and temperature sensors, because temperature measurement is a critical parameter in many industrial processes. Although simulators are sometimes called temperature calibrators or thermometer calibrators and may be used to provide thermometer calibration for the electronics in an installed system, a temperature source with a calibrated reference sensor is still required to provide a complete and meaningful calibration. Fluke Calibration industrial and field temperature calibrators include: Metrology Wells; Field Metrology Wells; field dry-well calibrators; handheld dry block calibrators; Micro-Baths; large target infrared calibrators; field IR calibrators; ice-point dry-well; and thermocouple furnaces.
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P34 -
Evoqua Water Technologies LLC
The photometer P34 Professional meets all the requirements of modern water analysis. The device has a backlit display. Measuring range, reagent type as well as an automatic countdown timer for accurate response times are displayed. The internal memory stores up to 1,000 events with date, time and sample ID. The data can be retrieved at any time and transferred via an optional infrared module. The photometer P34 Professional serves, among others, to detect alkalinity, aluminum, bromine, chlorine, chlorine dioxide, chlorite, cyanuric acid, iron, urea, hardness, iodine, copper, sodium hypochlorite, ozone, PHMB, phosphate, pH, oxygen, acid, sulphate and hydrogen peroxide using various methods.
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Inframet
Collimators are optical systems used to imitate standard targets placed in "optical infinity" (very long distance). The collimators are used for projection of image of reference targets into direction of tested imagers. According to type of optical elements used in design, collimators are divided into two groups: reflective collimators and refractive collimators. Reflective collimators due to their wide spectral range are almost exclusively used in systems for testing thermal imagers and are also preferable in systems testing TV cameras, SWIR imagers, laser systems or multi-sensor surveillance systems. Refractive collimators are mostly used in systems for testing night vision devices or TV cameras working in visible/near infrared range.
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Model N300 -
Teledyne Advanced Pollution Instrumentation
The Model N300 is a microprocessor-controlled analyzer based on the Beer-Lambert law that is used to determine the concentration of carbon monoxide (CO) in a sample gas.The N300 uses Gas Filter Correlation (GFC) to overcome the interfering effects of various other gases (such as water vapor) that also absorb Infrared (IR) light. The analyzer passes the IR light beam through a spinning wheel made up of two separate chambers: one containing a high concentration of CO known as the reference, and the other containing a neutral gas known as the measure. The concentration of CO in the sample chamber is computed by taking the ratio of the instantaneous measure and reference values and then compensating the ratio for sample temperature and pressure.
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Mirage™ -
Santa Barbara Infrared, Inc.
In 1999, SBIR introduced MIRAGE™, the world’s first integrated Dynamic IR Scene Projection System, designed to support hardware-in-the-loop testing of missile seekers, FLIRs, counter measure simulation and tracking systems. MIRAGE™ is a complete turnkey infrared scene projector that utilizes unique resistive emitter array technology to produce high definition dynamic IR scenes. The original MIRAGE™-1 used a 512 x 511 pixel resistive array emitter capable of frame rates up to 200 Hz. Below is a list outlining the progression of the product line and a list of SBIR’s currently available scene generation systems:
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Santa Barbara Infrared, Inc.
The Model 13792 is a broadband portable target projector used for characterizing the performance of a wide variety of infrared sensor systems. The system incorporates SBIR standard components to provide accurate and precise stimulus to sensors under test in laboratory, depot and production line environments. Testing can be automated with the use of IRWindows™ test system controller that reduces test times and cost, while improving the consistency and accuracy of test results.
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Santa Barbara Infrared, Inc.
Santa Barbara Infrared is the leading supplier of sophisticated, integrated, multi-function E-O test systems used by the military in laboratory, factory, depot and field test environments. Each of these systems are built to specific requirements and utilize SBIR’s extensive design and test capabilities, core technologies and knowledge of the unique military applications. SBIR specializes in providing complete solutions with integrated hardware and software resulting in robust and easy-to-use systems.
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ENVIROMUX-IPCAM-N -
Network Technologies Inc
View and control the camera from the ENVIROMUX web interface, the camera web interface, included software, or with a compatible cell phone. With the ENVIROMUX-2D/5D/16D, a triggered snapshot can be forwarded in alert e-mails. A snapshot can be triggered by any programmed event (motion detection, door open/close, glass break, smoke, liquid detection, etc.). Image sensor: 1/4" progressive scan CMOS sensor. Video Streaming: simultaneous Motion JPEG and MPEG-4. Frame rate: 30fps at 640x480 (VGA) resolution. Lens: F2.0, 4.3 mm (0.17 in), 12 infrared LEDs for night vision. RJ45 connector. Wireless models: wireless IEEE 802.11 b/g up to 54 Mbps. Regulatory approvals: CE, FCC, RoHS.
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FLIR MR265 -
Teledyne FLIR
The FLIR MR265 is a professional pin and pinless moisture meter with thermal imaging designed to show you exactly where to investigate issues related to moisture, air leaks, and insulation voids. Featuring IGM™ (Infrared Guided Measurement) and MSX® (Multi-Spectral Dynamic Imaging enhancement) technology, the MR265 helps you quickly scan and target problem areas, visually guiding you to the spot where you can confidently take measurements, analyze readings, and ensure that problems are fixed. Using FLIR Thermal Studio™, you can then create and share professional reports that include findings and proof of repairs – giving your clients peace of mind that mold, rot, or moisture challenges have been resolved.
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ENVIROMUX-IPCAM-WN -
Network Technologies Inc
View and control the camera from the ENVIROMUX web interface, the camera web interface, included software, or with a compatible cell phone. With the ENVIROMUX-2D/5D/16D, a triggered snapshot can be forwarded in alert e-mails. A snapshot can be triggered by any programmed event (motion detection, door open/close, glass break, smoke, liquid detection, etc.). Image sensor: 1/4" progressive scan CMOS sensor. Video Streaming: simultaneous Motion JPEG and MPEG-4. Frame rate: 30fps at 640x480 (VGA) resolution. Lens: F2.0, 4.3 mm (0.17 in), 12 infrared LEDs for night vision. RJ45 connector. Wireless models: wireless IEEE 802.11 b/g up to 54 Mbps. Regulatory approvals: CE, FCC, RoHS.
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A2 -
U. S. Digital
Product DescriptionRestriction of Hazardous SubstancesThe A2 absolute encoder is a non-contacting optical rotary position sensor which reports the shaft angle within a 360 deg. range. As opposed to incremental encoders, the A2 reports the absolute position rather than the change in position. When powered up, it does not require a home cycle, even if the shaft was rotated while the power was off. In multi-turn mode, it tracks the position in a 32-bit counter as long as the power supply is maintained. Internally, an infrared LED flashes through a circular bar code onto a linear array sensor. The microcontroller decodes the image into a unique position. All user programmable parameters such as resolution, origin, direction and mode are permanently stored in an internal EEPROM
