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VideoIR Overview Page 2

VideoIR M series cameras

Introduction

The VideoIR M series of Longwave Infra Red cameras consists of two Imiger types Mainly distinguished by their array sizes, the VideoIR 320M has an srray size of 320 X 240 while the VideoIR 640M has an srray size of 640 X 480
The camera cores are housed in a rugged case and are available with a range of lense sizes from 9.8mm (seen in the illustration on the right) to 100mm.
A universal mounting plate mechanically interfaces the lenses to the camera cores and case

The Power, Image and Communications interface

The Camera core image output is via an LVDS interface and this is converted to Cameralink format bu the Cameralink Board on the rear of the VideoIR case. Connectors are supplied for Cameralink imade data, RS170 analogue Video (BNC) and input power.
Cammera control communication is also made via a seperate connector on this panel


Mechanical Interface
The VideoIR M Series camera may be mounted mechanicaly using the standard tripod mount situated on both the top and bottom banels of the camera body (the top mount is shown in the illustration to the right)

This consists of a 1/4 - 20 threaded blind hole with a polarization / rotation lock hole to the rear of it.
This means of mounting is genetaly satisfactory for lens sizes up to 100mm

Lenses and Accessories

The Lenses available are 9.8mm. 25mm. 50mm and 100mm focal lengths

A range of accessories including interface cable options is also available

Cores and OEM Options

 

The VideoIR M Series Cores are also available as is an OEM version.

These options allow a research establishment or an Origional Equipment Manufacturer the benifits of the VideoIR M Series but with the lowest ready to go volume and weight.

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