Good image quality
Both models incorporate an uncooled Vanadium Oxide (VOx) focal plane array detector. These maintenance free systems deliver crisp video images which can be displayed on any monitor that accepts composite video.
120 x 120 pixels - Photon 120
80 x 60 pixels - Photon 80
Choice of lenses
The photon 80 comes with a 6.3 mm lens
The Photon 120 can be equipped with either a 6.3 mm or a 19 mm lens.
A version without lens is avaiable for both the Photon 80 and the Photon 120.
Compact, easy to integrate
The Photon 120 and Photon 80 are very compact and lightweight packages. Their core weight is only 97 grams, not including rear cover or lens. They can easily be integrated in small locations.
Photon supplies PAL analog video at 8.3 Hz or NTSC analog video at 7.5 Hz as a standard. Versions supplying 25 Hz PAL or 30 Hz NTSC are available, subject to obtaining a validated export license from the US Department of Commerce for use outside the USA.
Advanced video processing
A choice of 8- or 14-bit digital video is output simultaneously with the analog format. The digital data protocol is serial LVDS. Video processing features include multiple automatic, dynamic image optimization algorithms, as well as polarity control (white-hot/black-hot), image orientation control (invert / revert), and freeze-frame capability.
Wide operating temperature range
The Photon 120 and Photon 80 surpass the requirements of the most demanding ambient temperature requirements with an operating temperature range between -40°C to +80°C.
Digital Zoom
The Photon core incorporates a 2x digital zoom feature. The center 160 x 120 pixels of the FPA are upsampled to the full 320 x 240 pixels image resolution. This enables close-up imaging at safe stand-off distances. Color lookup tables are also supported in the Photon.
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