COIN417G2 uncooled infrared module is a new generation version developed for high-performance imaging. It integrates 400x300@17μm wafer level package (WLP) infrared imaging detector, high performance signal processing circuit and image processing algorithm.
The module features sharp thermal image presentation, compact size and low cost. It also has an optional thermographic function with measurement range from -20ºC to 550ºC for industrial temperature measurement. It is designed to be easily integrated into various terminal products.
Mini Size: 25.4x25.4x29.3mm
Light Weight: 29g±3g
High Sensitivity: NETD < 40mk
Efficiency: Low Power Consumption
Quality: Enhanced Image Algorithm
Integration: Rapid Development
As a leading infrared detector manufacturer and service provider, we offer high-performance uncooled and cooled thermal imaging detectors. With advanced fabrication facilities and cutting-edge techniques, all key processes such as element purification, epitaxy growth, chip fabrication, and vacuum packaging are handled with precision.
The product portfolio covers various array formats, pixel sizes, and spectral bands, ensuring high thermal sensitivity and reliability for thermography, security, automotive, and consumer electronics.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is infrared thermal imaging?
Infrared thermal imaging is a method of using infrared radiation and thermal energy to gather information about objects to formulate images or get temperature data, even in zero visibility.
What is the advantage of infrared thermal imaging?
It allows seeing through total darkness, identification under camouflage, long-range detection, and non-contact temperature measurement.
What is the difference between uncooled and cooled IR detectors?
Uncooled detectors operate at ambient temperature, are smaller, and cost less. Cooled detectors use cryocoolers for extremely low temperatures, offering higher sensitivity for long-range missions.
What is NETD?
NETD (Noise Equivalent Temperature Difference) measures how well a detector distinguishes small differences in thermal radiation, typically expressed in milli-Kelvin (mK).
What is WLP and its advantage?
WLP (Wafer Level Package) is the process of vacuum packaging directly on the wafer. It meets the miniaturization and low-cost requirements for consumer electronics.
What is a thermal imaging module?
A thermal imaging module consists of an infrared detector, lens, and electronics with embedded software/algorithms. It is the core unit of any thermal device.
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