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The Specim SWIR is a high-speed hyperspectral camera operating in the short-wave infrared region (1000-2500 nm).

It features temperature-stabilized optics which provide the stability and sensitivity needed for demanding chemical imaging applications such as pharmaceutical quality assurance, and food and agriculture analysis.

The Specim SWIR offers the highest SNR in the industry, benefiting applications such as geological/mineral imaging and general research. It’s F number of 2, combined with larger pixels results in an overall more sensitive camera.

The SWIR camera is compatible with Specim’s LUMO data acquisition software, and resulting datacubes are ENVI-compatible, allowing further hyperspectral data processing and analysis.

Six different lens options are available with different FOV, including a macro lens option.

Spectral Range1000 - 2500 nm
Spectral Resolution FWHM12 nm (30 µm slit)
Spectral Sampling5.6 nm
Spatial Resolutionrms spot radius < 15 µm
F/#F/2.0
Slit Width30 µm (50 or 80 µm option)
Effective Slit Width9.2 mm
DetectorCryogenically cooled MCT detector
Spatial Pixels384
Spectral Bands288
Pixel Size24 x 24 µm
Detector CoolingStirling, 25000 h MTTF
Optics Temperature StabilizationYes
Camera Output16 bits CL
SNR1050:1 (at max. signal level)
Data CableLength 5 meters
Frame GrabberNI-1433, Epix grabber E4
Camera ControlUSB/ RS232
Frame Rate450 fps (maximum full frame)
Exposure Time Range0.1 - 20 ms
Power ConsumptionNominal < 50 W
Input Voltage18 - 36 V
BodyAnodized aluminum with mounting screw holes
Lens MountStandard C-Mount
User AdjustmentsNone
ShutterElectro-mechanical shutter for dark image acquisition
Storage-20...+50ºC
Operating+5...+40ºC, non-condensing
LUMO supportYes
SDK supportYes
MountingStandard mounting - see datasheet for illustration
AccessoriesLenses, radiometric calibration, white calibration tile, scanner stages