The Bobcat-320 is a small, high performance shortwave infrared camera.
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Often used in astronomical applications, Adaptive Optics (AO) or sometimes called wavefront sensing (WFS) is a technique to measure wavefront errors or distortions, and correct the resulting image in real time.
In astronomy systems with AO, a reference star that is brighter is usually used in place of the object of interest to measure the shape of the optical wavefront. The reference star would have to be in close proximity to the object of interest:
Xenics offers various types of SWIR camera in four wavelength ranges:
1. 500 to 1700 nm (visible-enhanced InGaAs)
2. 900 to 1700 nm (standard InGaAs)
3. 900 to 2350 nm (T2SL)
4. 900 to 2500 nm (T2SL)
See Related Products below for a full list of our cameras that are compatible with this application.
The Bobcat-320 is a small, high performance shortwave infrared camera.
超紧凑型Bobcat-640-CL系列 可满足 在SWIR范围需要高灵敏度机器视觉系统设计人员的要求, 以用于专门的质量检测 和高温过程控制。
Cheetah-640-CL系列摄像机 是世界上最快的InGaAs红外摄像机。 这款摄像机配备专用的 高速InGaAs探测器阵列,可在 1.7 μm的范围工作,并且可提供三种速度版本: 400、800 和 1,700 Hz。
Short-wave infrared adaptive optics and applications | In this article, we have discuss the basic working principle of AO in astronomy, microscopy, retinal imaging and laser communication application. |
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