Light & Flexible Uncooled Thermal Security Camera Module with LWIR 640x512 / 12μm Infrared Detector

COIN612/R infrared thermal camera module adopts the market prefered VOx technology and carries an uncooled IR FPA microbolometer high-resolution thermal sensor.

It integrates 640x512 / 12μm wafer level package (WLP) infrared thermal detector, high performance signal processing circuit and image processing algorithm to deliver superior, razor-sharp thermal imaging in real-time. It has an optional thermographic function with measurement range from -20℃~550℃.

The COIN612/R thermal core can be integrated into security camera with close range and medium range monitoring and industrial temperature measurement. It is suitable for customers who produce security and monitoring camera with pursuit of cost-effective, miniaturization, low power consumption.

In the field of security monitoring, we have close cooperation with major manufacturers at home and abroad, and have very mature experience in infrared thermal imaging solutions, which can shorten the development cycle and save costs for customers.

- Compact size, light weight

- Precise temperature measurement

- Suitable for various security and surveillance cameras

- A wide range of thermal imaging applications

- Low Power Consumption

The COIN612/R infrared camera module can be integrated into thermal security camera with close range and medium range monitoring and industrial temperature measurement, such as Box Camera, Speed Dome Camera, Dome Camera.

1. What is the difference between uncooled and cooled IR detectors?

There are currently two types of infrared thermal imaging sensors on the market, cooled and uncooled.

Uncooled IR detector operates at ambient temperature. It is based on semi-conductor industry and thus usually can be fabricated in big volume with small size and low cost. Uncooled IR detectors are widely used in portable/handheld/mobile devices.

Cooled IR detectors are packaged in a unit that keeps them at an extremely low temperature which shall be supported by a cryo cooler. They are much bigger, more expensive and less reliable than uncooled sensors, mainly due to the complex cooling systems they require. However, the cooled systems are incredibly sensitive and usually work with long focal length optics to achieve long range mission.