Lynred announces enhanced capabilities across the whole range of its 12 µm infrared detectors, to enable optronics systems to more accurately identify objects in low-contrast scenes. These 12 µm pixel pitch infrared detectors, based on a microbolometer technology, come with enhanced thermal sensitivity, permitting use in limitless applications.
Applications include integration into outdoor leisure equipment for use at dawn or at night. Lynred’s new range of 12 µm microbolometers is ideal for enabling optronics systems to deliver the image quality end-users seek to observe nature in early forest mist and in all-weather conditions.
The 12 µm pixel pitch microbolometer is the emerging standard for producing smaller thermal cameras that use space-saving optics. NETD (Noise Equivalent Temperature Difference) is one of several key parameters used to evaluate the image quality of optronics systems and thermal cameras.
With Lynred’s new 12 µm products, customers will benefit from gains in the performance of their NETD lower than 40 or 50mK, depending on the product grade, and other performance criteria: scene dynamics and mechanical robustness.
Atto320-02: a compact and low-power consumption 320×240 digital 12 µm microbolometer offering fluid and crisp images – available Q1 2022
Atto640-02: a compact, low power 640×480 12 µm microbolometer (in analog and digital formats) for SWaP (Size, Weight and low-Power) applications, offering fluid and crisp images – available end 2021
Atto1280-02: a robust and compact 1280×1024 12 µm microbolometer, offering long-range detection and high-quality wide field of view images; it has the smallest packaging footprint in its category – available Q1 2022
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