热成像是用于显示物体表面温度的一种成像技术。 因此，可对单个组件的热量变化进行检测和分析。 Xenics的热成像摄像机 可轻易适应不同的运行条件。
热成像
热成像
应用
SWIR热成像摄像机可用于高速测量各种高温。
高速中波和长波红外（MWIR & LWIR）制冷型摄像机可用于各种热成像应用
非制冷型长波红外（LWIR）摄像机可用于探测并测量其视场范围内任意物体的热辐射。
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The Serval-640-GigE Thermography is a LWIR camera in an IP67-rated enclosure.
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使用Gobi-640-GigE系列，您将可获得 更简易、更快速、更高效且更舒适的 连接新体验。 高质量红外摄像机的优点 现在可与GigE接口的优势 和以太网供电（PoE） 相结合。
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凭借卓越的图像质量、 高热成像分辨率（0.050C） 和精准的热成像分析等能力， Gobi-640-CL系列稳占 市场上最常用工业摄像机的地位。 现在，您可结合高质量红外摄像机的优点 与CameraLink接口的优势 。
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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 1,730 Hz。
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| High resolution Gobi-640 determines healing prospects of burn wounds | Medical infrared imaging - High resolution thermal camera Gobi-640 determines the healing prospects of burn wounds. |
| SWIR thermography using the world's fastest SWIR camera | The world's fastest SWIR camera Cheetah-640CL brings high temperature measurement innovation to the high-speed thermogaphy market dominated by Midwave Infrared technology |
| Xenics is extending its range of products to the security and high end thermography markets | Xenics is extending its range of products to the very promising, high-volume security and high end thermography markets (2010) |
| Ruggedized thermography camera and SWIR camera for volume applications | At SPIE Optics + Photonics 2016 Xenics launches its new Serval-640-thermography. This ruggedized thermal (LWIR) camera is designed for industrial thermal imaging, thermography and process automation in harsh environments. In addition to the Serval-640-Thermography, the Bobcat-320 series of SWIR cameras will be demonstrated at the exhibition. |
| Xenics introduces new Serval-640-GigE thermography camera | Xenics introduces new Serval-640-GigE, a ruggedized IP67 thermography camera designed for industrial and machine vision applications. |
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Extreme compact size and low weight
Given the extremely compact size and low weight of the Xenics XS-1.7-320 SWIR camera it was extremely easy to integrate it into our existing optical setup.
University of Strathclyde