400x300 12μm Thermal Infrared Detectors Uncooled VOx Microbolometer for Thermography
Product Description
The Apex412W uncooled LWIR detector is a VOx focal plane array (FPA) microbolometer with resolution of 400x300 and pixel size at 12μm.
Thanks to WLP technology, the Apex412W thermal infrared detector produces clear infrared thermal images up to 120,000 pixels without compromising size, enabling wide application in popular fields such as thermography, security monitoring, firefighting, autonomous driving, and personal vision.
We specialize in the design, manufacture, sales, and marketing of infrared thermal detectors and thermal camera cores. We provide customers with various infrared thermal imaging solutions that shorten secondary development time and significantly reduce costs.
Main Features
- Type: microbolometer
- Material: vanadium oxide
- NETD: <40mK
- Thermal Response Time: <12ms
- Wavelength: 8~14μm (Long Wave Infrared)
Product Specifications
| Model |
Apex417W |
| Sensitive Material |
VOx |
| Package |
Wafer-Level |
| Resolution |
400*300 |
| Pixel Size |
17μm |
| Spectral Response |
8μm~14μm |
| NETD |
＜40mK |
| Output Signal |
Built-in 14 bits ADC |
| Thermal Response Time |
﹤12ms |
| Max. Frame Rate |
50Hz |
| Power Consumption |
﹤180mW |
| Size(mm) |
18*16 |
| Weight(g) |
﹤2 |
| Operating Temperature |
-40℃~ +85℃ |
Industrial Applications
The Apex412W uncooled microbolometer detector is widely used in many areas, including Thermography, Security & Monitoring, Outdoors, ADAS, Intelligent Hardware, Smart Building, Smart Home, and AIoT.
Our Way of Service
Pre-Sales
- Requirement Analysis
- Scenario Assessment
- Product Selection
- Customized Solutions
Deployment
- Rapid Delivery
- System Integration & Testing
- Technical Training
- Application Guidance
After-Sales
- Remote Diagnostics
- Warranty Service
- Firmware Upgrades
- Technical Maintenance
Frequently Asked Questions
What is infrared thermography?
Thermography is a new and effective non-invasive diagnostic method based on object surface temperature detection. The infrared (IR) radiation emitted from an object is recorded and visualized in the form of a temperature distribution map.
What can the infrared thermography be used for?
Infrared thermal images can be used to perform home inspections, determine structural defects, electrical faults, mechanical faults, physiological changes in people & animals, and much more.
What are the advantages of infrared thermography?
For non-destructive testing, it is simple to test and quick to respond without damage, resulting in cost savings, increased work efficiency, and reduced manpower and equipment depreciation. For medical thermography, it is very efficient for finding hidden problems in the human body, 100% safe without radiation and pain, making it an ideal tool for early health screening.
