- 5.2 MegaPixel Detector Format for High-Resolution Thermal Images
- 140 Hz Full Frame Rate
- Measurement Accuracy of ± 1 °C or ± 1 %
- Thermal Resolution ≤ 20 mK
- 5 µm Pixel Pitch
- High-Speed Mode of up to 1,600 Hz with Binning Technology
- Spectral Filter Adaptability
Features
Applications
- Active Thermography
- Micro-Thermography
- Aerial Thermography
- Surveillance
- Process Monitoring
- Quality Control and Testing
- Research
Datasheet
The ImageIR 12300 by InfraTec features a high-performance photon detector with a native resolution of 2,560 x 2,048 pixels, making it the world's highest commercially available resolution radiometrically calibrated infrared camera.
This powerful system is the best and most efficient infrared solution on the market for examination of very fine structures on large-area measurement objects.
10 GigE Interface: The ImageIR 12300 features a 10 Gigabit Ethernet interface offering extremely fast, secure and reliable data transmission.
Rotating Filter and Aperture Wheel: Featuring a separate aperture wheel and filter wheel offers a total of 35 freely selectable combinations, a must-have for high object temperatures and in the field of spectral thermography.
Multispectral Feature: Allows the user to record sequences with constantly changing spectral filters. Images are recorded synchronously utilizing a rapidly rotating filter wheel equipped with customizable filters.
High-speed Mode offers Increased Frame Rate and Sensitivity: The ImageIR 12300 offers both a standard mode and high-speed mode by utilizing binning technology, which increases the frame rate more than three times. When utilizing High-Speed Mode, the Field of View remains the same and the thermal resolution increases by a factor of two.
Modular Concept for Ultimate Flexibility: The signature modular design of the ImageIR series cameras allows the user to fully customize their thermographic system to their specific requirements. ImageIR systems can also be retrofitted or upgraded if measurement requirements change.
| Camera Model | ImageIR 12300 |
|---|---|
| Spectral Range | 3.4 - 4.9 µm |
| Pixel Pitch | 5 µm |
| Detector | InSb |
| Detector Format (IR pixels) | 2,560 x 2,048 |
| Image Recording Principle | Snapshot |
| Readout Mode | ITR / IWR |
| Aperture Ratio | F/1.7 |
| Detector Cooling | Stirling Cooler |
| Temperature Measurement Range | -10 to 1,700°C, up to 3,000°C |
| Measurement Accuracy | ± 1 °C or ± 1 % |
| Temperature Resolution at 30°C | Better than 0.045 K / 0.022 K in high-speed mode |
| Frame Rate | Up to 140Hz / High-speed mode: up to 1,600 Hz |
| Window Mode | Yes |
| Focus | Manually, motorized or automatically |
| Dynamic Range | 14 bit |
| Integration Time | 1 - 60,000 µs |
| Rotating Aperture Wheel | Up to 7 positions (aperture wheel and filter wheel) |
| Rotating Filter Wheel | Up to 7 positions (aperture wheel and filter wheel) |
| Interfaces | 10 GigE, DisplayPort Video |
| Trigger | 4 IN / 3 OUT |
| Analog Signals, IRIG - B | 4 IN / 3 OUT, (-10 to 10) V, yes |
| Tripod Adapter | 1/4" and 3/8" photo thread, 2 x M5 |
| Power Supply | 24 V DC, wide-range power supply (100 - 240) V AC |
| Storage and Operating Temperatures | -40 to 70°C, -20 to 50°C |
| Protection Level | IP54, IEC 60529 |
| Dimensions, Weight | 272 x 160 x 123 mm; 5.4Kg (without Lens) |