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Photon™ 640 - FLIR Systems

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512 pixels<br />

Proven technology with a wide range<br />

of possibilities<br />

The Photon <strong>640</strong> is designed for easy<br />

integration in airborne, land or maritime<br />

systems. The modules have been<br />

integrated into many of <strong>FLIR</strong> <strong>Systems</strong><br />

successful thermal imaging cameras.<br />

Numerous systems, used for a wide variety<br />

of applications, are out in the field with a<br />

proven track record. Applications include<br />

security and surveillance, unmanned aerial<br />

vehicles, firefighting , maritime, airborne<br />

and numerous other applications.<br />

Software Developers Kit (SDK) to<br />

create applications for camera control<br />

and/or acquiring digital data<br />

The Photon <strong>640</strong> SDK enables customers to<br />

create their own applications for camera<br />

control as well as data acquisition using<br />

one of several interfaces. Languages<br />

supported include VB6, VB.net, C#,<br />

and C++ (MFC). Code examples are<br />

included to help illustrate how some of<br />

the functions can be used. The Photon<br />

<strong>640</strong> SDK also works on Linux. There is<br />

an example in the SDK that works in the<br />

Linux environment. It has everything<br />

needed to write your own Photon <strong>640</strong><br />

control application.<br />

User interface<br />

A customizable graphical user interface<br />

allows integrators to create their own look<br />

and feel to the final system.<br />

Advanced image processing<br />

The Photon <strong>640</strong> contains an advanced<br />

Digital Detail Enhancement (DDE) video<br />

processing algorithm. This is a sharpening<br />

filter which aids in making edges and<br />

other image details more distinct in both<br />

night and daytime conditions.<br />

644 pixels<br />

No Thermo-Electric Cooler (TEC)<br />

The Photon <strong>640</strong> employs a novel<br />

combination of on-FPA circuitry and<br />

non-uniformity compensation (NUC)<br />

processing to eliminate the thermoelectric<br />

cooler (TEC). <strong>FLIR</strong>’s patented<br />

approach to TEC-less operation enables<br />

the camera to operate over a wide<br />

temperature range while maintaining<br />

excellent dynamic range and image<br />

uniformity. Two significant benefits are<br />

realized from TEC-less operation: reduced<br />

power consumption and an “instanton”<br />

capability. The time to image is less<br />

than 3 seconds - ideal for on-demand<br />

applications.<br />

Ethernet Kit<br />

This 100/1000 baseT Ethernet Interface<br />

module allows for camera control along<br />

with real-time streaming uncompressed<br />

video data from the Photon via standard<br />

ethernet hardware. The adapter auto<br />

senses network capability and runs at<br />

standard 100-megabit or full gigabit<br />

ethernet speed. The module includes the<br />

ethernet interface adapter and camera<br />

cabling. The module allows capture<br />

of both 8-bit data or the full 14-bit<br />

bandwidth digital video. Analog video is<br />

also output via a BNC connector.<br />

Accessory Kit<br />

The accessory kit provides an easy<br />

way to operate the Photon <strong>640</strong><br />

core until a more direct interface to<br />

the 30-pin SAMTEC connector on<br />

the back of the unit is developed<br />

by the end-user. The interface<br />

documentation to enable such<br />

connections is provided. The kit<br />

consists of the following parts:<br />

a power supply, I/O Module, an<br />

interface cable, and an EMI adapter<br />

board and cover that provides a 26-<br />

pin D-sub connector to the camera<br />

for secure connection to the<br />

interface cable.

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