NIT WiDy SWIR 320 & 640 Overview
NIT WiDy SWIR 320 & 640 supplies a documented logarithmic SWIR imaging configuration. This source-based review distinguishes the model, acquisition and practical system scope without claiming hands-on testing.
Key Specifications
Product detail | Specification |
Product | NIT WiDy SWIR 320 & 640 |
Image scope | Historical 320 × 256 or 640 × 512 pixels |
Sensor architecture | TECless high-dynamic-range InGaAs architecture |
Receiving | USB3, Camera Link, GigE or analog branch |
Rate scope | Current WiDy SWIR 640 page identifies 100 Hz |
Historical pitch | 320: 25 µm; 640: 15 µm |
Current 640 spectral response | 0.9–1.7 µm |
Review Summary
WiDy SWIR 320 & 640 merits evaluation when historical 320 × 256 or 640 × 512 pixels and tecless high-dynamic-range ingaas architecture suit the required evidence. The catalog spans an older 320/640 family while the current dedicated product page describes WiDy SWIR 640. Its 100 Hz mode must not be assigned to the older 320 branch. WiDy SWIR differs from dual-response WiDy SenS. Select the complete ordering code rather than assigning one family maximum to every variant. The useful outcome is a reproducible image and accepted interpretation delivered at the required time. Assess sensor resolution and acquisition cadence with the complete optical and receiving configuration.
Integration and Selection
Confirm frame rate, exposure, representation and receiving interface for the actual maintained or quoted code. Historical family choices are not a current availability commitment. Current WiDy SWIR 640 page identifies 100 Hz is the identified rate scope. USB3, Camera Link, GigE or analog branch determines the documented receiving architecture. Confirm representation, exposure, trigger behavior and receiver capacity together.
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