Infrared Focal Plane
Products Detail
Imaging Mode |
Frame-based Push-broom Imaging |
Frame-based Push-broom Imaging |
Frame-based Push-broom Imaging |
Sensor Type |
Single InGaAs Sensor |
Single HgCdTe Sensor |
Single VOx Sensor |
Pixel Size |
25μm |
15μm |
17μm |
Single Chip Sensor Pixel Scale |
640×512 |
640×512 |
640×512 |
Spectral Band |
Shortwave Infrared |
Midwave Infrared |
Longwave Infrared |
Power Consumption |
≤20W |
≤16W |
≤1.5W |
Weight |
≈1.40kg |
≈1.75kg |
≈0.09kg |
Supply Cycle |
3 months |
6 months |
3 months |
The Infrared Focal Plane is a key component used in infrared imaging systems, designed to capture infrared radiation and convert it into usable images or data for various applications such as thermal imaging, night vision, and remote sensing. The focal plane consists of a matrix of infrared detectors, typically made from semiconductor materials such as InGaAs, HgCdTe, or MCT, which are sensitive to infrared light. This matrix is equipped with advanced cooling systems to reduce thermal noise and enhance performance in low-temperature environments. The focal plane is often integrated into infrared cameras or satellite-based instruments, enabling them to detect heat signatures from objects, which is crucial for monitoring wildlife, weather patterns, and military operations. The system features high resolution, wide spectral range, and low noise, which allows it to capture clear and precise infrared images. With the ability to operate in harsh environments and under various lighting conditions, infrared focal planes are indispensable for defense, aerospace, and scientific research.