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Materials having low infrared absorption, such as germanium, are used to make the Lenses for Long Wavelength Infrared Camera. But why are these specific parts required in place of a more typical material like glass? The operation of infrared cameras differs from that of conventional visible light cameras.
Regular cameras capture radiation in the visible light spectrum and convert it into an image, working much like the human eye. Instead of using visible light to create images, infrared cameras use heat, often known as infrared or thermal radiation.
The Global Lenses for Long Wavelength Infrared Camera Market accounted for $XX Billion in 2022 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2024 to 2030.
Ophir Lenses for Long Wavelength Infrared Camera deliver a clear image over the whole zoom range, with MTF that is nearly diffraction-limited. These Lenses for Long Wavelength Infrared Camera have exceptional detection, recognition, and identification (DRI) ranges, making them appropriate for a variety of business, surveillance, and homeland security applications.
They are available in several different FPA formats, such as High Definition XGA and SXGA.Ophir has established itself as a global leader in IR long range zoom lenses through decades of expertise and delivery of thousands of long range zoom lenses for both Long Wave Infrared (LWIR) & Medium Wave Infrared (MWIR) applications.
For which we are renowned internationally, our R&D team works in tandem with industrial clients and detector manufacturers to produce optics with unmatched performance.
Lenses for Long Wavelength Infrared Camera, Hangzhou Shalom EO provides a range of LWIR (8-12 m) and MWIR (3-5 m) Lens modules. Lenses for Long Wavelength Infrared Camera, Fish-eye lenses, Single FOV lenses, Dual FOV lenses, and continuous zoom lenses are some of the key categories of the hundreds of LWIR lenses and MWIR modules that are available for selection in our inventory.
The MWIR lenses are made for cooled FPA detectors at 3-5 micron wavelength, whereas the Lenses for Long Wavelength Infrared Camera are made to work in the 8–12 micron wavelength region and are paired with uncooled FPA detectors in thermal imaging cameras. For superior thermal imaging and a wide detection, recognition, and identification (DRI) range, Shalom EO’s LWIR and MWIR lenses are built with an optimized Modulation Transfer Function (MTF).
