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Imaging breakthrough
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May 2007
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A shutterless Alpha Silicon uncooled and unstabilized miniature thermal imaging camera – claimed to be the world’s first – has been launched.
Said to be a thermal imaging breakthrough, Thermoteknix says it has raised the bar in launching this Alpha Silicon based Focal Plane Array thermal imaging camera with shutterless XTi technology. The MIRICLE 110KS with XTi is an ultra-compact uncooled (unstabilized) solid-state high resolution infrared camera delivering ‘Never Blind’ thermal imaging.
The camera is designed without a shutter or any moving parts to interrupt vision at critical moments and is unaffected by shock or vibration.
It has continuous high resolution thermal imaging from the very instant the camera is switched on with no image deterioration with time or ambient temperature change. The removal of the shutter and associated motor, gears and control mean that the cameras with this XTi technology are also smaller, lighter and lower power consuming, a major benefit to all portable and size critical applications.
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Author
Chris Rowlands
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