Hyper Spectral Imaging

Product Description

WHAT IS HYPERSPECTRAL IMAGING?

Hyperspectral Imaging is a new analytical technique based on spectroscopy. It collects hundreds of images at different wavelengths for the same spatial area. While the human eye has only three color receptors in the blue, green and red, hyperspectral imaging measures the continuous spectrum of the light for each pixel of the scene with fine wavelength resolution, not only in the visible but also in the near-infrared. The collected data form a so-called hyperspectral cube, in which two dimensions represent the spatial extent of the scene and the third its spectral content.

APPLICATIONS

Each material possesses a specific spectral signature that can be employed as a ‘fingerprint’ for its unique identification. Therefore, hyperspectral imaging finds a wide range of applications in remote sensing, thanks to its standoff, label-free and non-destructive capability in recognizing the components of matter. Hyperspectral imaging is employed in different fields such as astronomy, agriculture, molecular biology, biomedical imaging, mineralogy, geology, physics, cultural heritage, food processing, environment and surveillance.

More Details

VNIR hyperspectral cameras

NeoByte offers several hyperspectral cameras in the visible – near infrared VNIR (350 – 1000 nm) range.

The camera models vary in terms of spectral and spatial resolution, spectral range, imaging speed, and configuration options. Customized spectral cameras are available; please consult us for the optimum solution for your application.

Features

Size 25x50x100mm
Weight 600grams
700x520 pixels camera, 7μm pixel size
Spectral range 400nm-1000nm
Dispersion 165nm/nm
Spectral Sampling 1.15nm/pixel
Spatial Sampling 700 pixels
Spectral Resolutions 6nm, 50μm slit
Image Size (mm) 3.6 spectral x 5 spatial
Spot Size RMS spot size <10μm
F# 2
Slit Size 6mm tall x 0.5mm width
Optical Input Telecentric
Grating Efficiency 80% @ 600nm

WHAT IS HYPERSPECTRAL IMAGING ?

Product Description

WHAT IS HYPERSPECTRAL IMAGING?

APPLICATIONS

VNIR hyperspectral cameras

Features

Hyperspectral Camera