Fully Optimized SWaP-C 256x192 / 12μm Uncooled Infrared Microbolometer Thermal Imaging Detector

GST212W Wafer Level Packing thermal imaging detector is developed by Global Sensor Technology (GST). Wafer level packaging (WLP) is the process of completing high vacuum packaging directly on the entire MEMS wafer, then scribing and cutting to make a single infrared detector.

The GST212W is a 256x192 resolution, 12μm pixel size and low SWaP-C uncooled LWIR detector. Due to its miniature size, lightweight and low power consumption, GST212W uncooled thermal detector can be widely used in many new emerging markets like consumer electronics.

Global Sensor Technology is an OEM infrared detectors & thermal imaging camera module manufacturer. It’s easier for WLP thermal detectors developed by GST to be integrated into more terminal products and greatly reduces the cost for customers.

- Miniature Size

- Light Weight

- Low Cost / Price

- Low Power Consumption

- A variety of Applications

The GST212W uncooled microbolometer detector is widely used in many areas, such as Thermography, Security & Monitoring, Outdoors, UAVs Payload, Epedemic Prevention, ADAS, Intelligent Hardware, Smart Building, Smart Home, AIoT etc.

1. In which industries are focal plane array infrared detectors used in?

Infrared focal plane detector is the core component of thermal imaging system, and is the key to detect, identify and analyze infrared information of objects. It has a wide range of applications in traffic, inspection, security monitoring, meteorology, medicine and other industries.

2. What are the characteristics of cooled & uncooled infrared focal plane detector?

Infrared focal plane detectors can be divided into cooled infrared focal plane detector and uncooled infrared focal plane detector. Cooled infrared detector works at a low temperature vacuum environment with high sensitivity and can distinguish more subtle temperature differences, while uncooled infrared focal plane detector does not need a cryogenic environment and can work at room temperature.