SPECIM
FX120
FX120 Series
The Specim FX120 is a hyperspectral LWIR camera for thermal spectral analysis in the range of 7.7–12.3 μm with 160 spectral bands, 240 FPS, and integrated Stirling cooling
Specim FX120 – Hyperspectral LWIR Camera for Thermal Spectral Analysis
The Specim FX120 is a hyperspectral line scanner camera for the long-wave infrared (LWIR) 7.7–12.3 μm, developed for applications where thermal spectral analysis is required with high accuracy and speed. The camera is well suited for mineral exploration, environmental analysis, thermal anomaly detection, and security and surveillance applications.
With an MCT sensor and integrated Stirling cooling, the FX120 delivers high-quality spectral data with 616 spatial pixels and 160 spectral bands, SNR up to 2500:1, 16-bit dynamics, and a dynamic range of up to 6000:1.
- LWIR 7.7–12.3 μm with 160 spectral bands
- Up to 240 FPS, 616 spatial pixels, 16-bit dynamics, SNR up to 2500:1
- Built-in AIE, NUC, and BPR, dynamic range up to 6000:1, TEC-stabilized optics
- GigE Vision with GenICam and JSON-RPC, 24 V DC, IP40
- RoHS, REACH, MCT sensor with integrated Stirling cooling
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Technical data
| 3612_Pixel size (µm) | 30 |
|---|---|
| Approvals | RoHS, REACH |
| Connector | Ethernet, Aux, Power, Trig In, Trig Out |
| Frame rate max | 240 fps |
| Height | 220 mm |
| Input voltage | 24 V DC |
| IP class | IP40 |
| Length | 250 mm |
| Lens barrel | Custom mount |
| Line speed max | 0.2 kHz |
| Operating humidity | 5–95% (icke-kondenserande) |
| Operating temperature | +5 … +40°C |
| Pixel size min | 30 µm |
|---|---|
| Power consumption | 150 W |
| Resolution max | 616 spatiala pixlar |
| Storage temperature | -20 … +50°C |
| Supply voltage | 24 V |
| Supply voltage dc max | 24 V DC |
| Supply voltage dc min | 24 V DC |
| Wavelength | 7700–12300 nm |
| Weight | 15 kg |
| Width | 300 mm |
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Product description
The Specim FX120 is a hyperspectral LWIR camera for thermal spectral analysis in the range of 7.7–12.3 μm with 160 spectral bands, 240 FPS, and integrated Stirling cooling
Specim FX120 – Hyperspectral LWIR Camera for Thermal Spectral Analysis
The Specim FX120 is a hyperspectral line scanner camera for the long-wave infrared (LWIR) 7.7–12.3 μm, developed for applications where thermal spectral analysis is required with high accuracy and speed. The camera is well suited for mineral exploration, environmental analysis, thermal anomaly detection, and security and surveillance applications.
With an MCT sensor and integrated Stirling cooling, the FX120 delivers high-quality spectral data with 616 spatial pixels and 160 spectral bands, SNR up to 2500:1, 16-bit dynamics, and a dynamic range of up to 6000:1.
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