The FLIR A655sc High-Resolution Science Grade LWIR Camera Kit comes in 5 versions: lens options from 7° to 80°. Pick your options above to open the exact model, with its own price and details. The details below are for the 25° version.
The Teledyne FLIR A655SC-FOV-25 High-Resolution Science Grade LWIR Camera Kit with 25° FOV, 640 x 480, and frame rates of 50 Hz/200 Hz is specifically engineered for researchers and scientists requiring precise thermal imaging. Featuring an uncooled microbolometer and high resolution, the A655SC-FOV-25 captures detailed thermal patterns, leakage, dissipation, and other heat-related characteristics in real-time. It is the ideal solution for demanding thermal measurement tasks in research and industrial applications.
With capabilities like full-frame streaming, high-speed subwindowing, and superior sensitivity, this camera ensures accurate data acquisition even in fast-moving or highly dynamic environments. Easy integration is possible thanks to GigE Vision compatibility, allowing for fast data transfer over standard Ethernet cables.
What's Included:
- 1 - A655sc High-Resolution Science Grade LWIR Camera Kit with 25° FOV, 640 x 480, 50 Hz/200 Hz
Features
High-Resolution Thermal Imaging
Captures detailed thermal profiles with a 640 x 480 pixel microbolometer that detects temperature differences down to less than 30 mK.
Flexible High-Speed Data Streaming
Streams full-frame 16-bit data at 50 Hz or utilizes windowing for rates up to 200 Hz to monitor high-speed thermal processes.
GigE Vision Connectivity
Supports fast image transfer over standard Ethernet cables up to 100 meters, simplifying system integration.
Wide Temperature Range Measurement
Measures standard ranges from -40°C to 150°C and optionally up to 2,000°C for specialized applications.
Precision Focusing
Equipped with automatic or manual motorized focus to ensure sharp thermal images in any scenario.
Versatile Subwindow Modes
Selectable 640 x 240 or 640 x 120 subwindow modes provide flexibility for capturing fast-changing events.
Advanced Research Software Compatibility
Compatible with ResearchIR software for extensive digital data acquisition and analysis via PC.
Rugged and Durable Build
Encapsulated to IP30 standards and designed to operate in temperatures ranging from -15°C to 50°C, ensuring reliability in harsh environments.
What's Included
Included with Your Purchase:
- 1 - A655sc High-Resolution Science Grade LWIR Camera Kit with 25° FOV, 640 x 480, 50 Hz/200 Hz
Specifications
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Detector Type: Uncooled microbolometer
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Detector Resolution: 640 x 480 pixels
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Field of View: 25° x 19° (31° diagonal)
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Frame Rate [Full Window]: 50 Hz
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Max Frame Rate [at Min Window]: 200 Hz (640 x 120)
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NETD: Less than 30 mK
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Dynamic Range: 16-bit
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Focus: Automatic or Manual (Motorized)
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Camera f-number: f/1.0
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Detector Pitch: 17 µm
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Spectral Range: 7.5 - 14.0 µm
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Subwindow Modes: 640 x 240 or 640 x 120 user-selectable
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Digital Data Streaming: Gigabit Ethernet (50/100/200 Hz) and USB (25/50/100 Hz)
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Accuracy: ±2°C or ±2% of reading
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Standard Temperature Range: -40°C to 150°C and 100°C to 650°C
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Optional Temperature Range: Up to 2,000°C
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Encapsulation: IP30 (IEC 60529)
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Operating Temperature Range: -15°C to 50°C
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Storage Temperature Range: -40°C to 70°C
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Mounting: 1/4"-20 and 2 x M4 on three sides
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Power Supply: 12/24 VDC, 24 W max
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Close-Up Lenses: 25 µm, 50 µm, 100 µm options available
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Time Constant: Less than 8 ms
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Bump/Vibration Resistance: 25 g / 2 g (IEC standards)
FAQ
Q: What is the resolution of the FLIR A655SC-FOV-25 camera?
A: The camera has a 640 x 480 pixel resolution for detailed thermal imaging.
Q: How fast can the camera stream data?
A: It streams full-frame 16-bit data at 50 Hz and can reach up to 200 Hz using windowing modes.
Q: What temperature ranges can it measure?
A: The camera covers a standard range of -40°C to 150°C and an extended range of 100°C to 650°C, with an optional range up to 2,000°C.
Q: Is the camera suitable for outdoor use?
A: While it is rugged and rated IP30, it is primarily designed for indoor use or controlled environments.
Q: How is data transferred from the camera?
A: Data is transferred via Gigabit Ethernet or USB using ResearchIR software for analysis.
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