Max617 Uncooled 640X512 17um Infrared Camera Core with Continuous Zoom Lens 30-150mm

• Customization: Available
• Function Type: Thermal Imaging System
• Detection Type: Heat Detectors
• Model NO.: max617
• Output Signal Type: Digital Type
• Production Process: SemiConductor Integrated
• Material: Vox
• IP Rating: IP67
• Certification: RoHS
• Customized: Non-Customized
• Transport Package: Carton
• Specification: ≤25.4mm×25.4mm×16.6mm (bare machine
• Trademark: GST
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 8541409000
• Production Capacity: 10000
• Package Size: 10.00cm * 10.00cm * 10.00cm
• Package Gross Weight: 2.000kg

Product Description

Model	MAX617/R
IR Detector Performance
Resolution	640X512
Pixel Pitch	17um
Spectral Range	8~14μm
NETD	<30mk
Image Processing
Frame Rate	25Hz/30Hz
Start-up Time	<15S
Analog Video	PAL/NTSC
Digital Video	RAW/YUV/BT656/LVDS
Extension Component	USB/Camerlink
Dimming Mode	Linear/Histogram/Mixed
Digital Zoom	1~8X Continual Zoom, Step Size 1/8
Image Display	Black Hot/White Hot/Pseudo Color
Image Direction	Horizontally/Vertically/Diagonally Flip
Image Algorithm	NUC/AGC/IDE
Electrical Specification
Standard External Interface	50pin_HRS Interface
Communication Mode	RS232-TTL, 115200bps

Supply Voltage	4~6V
Temperature Measurement
Operating Temperature Range	-10ºC~50ºC
Temperature Range	-20ºC~150ºC,100ºC~550ºC
Temperature  Accuracy	±2ºC or ±2% (Take the Maximum Value)
SDK	ARM/Windows SDK, Full Screen Thermography
Physical Characteristics
Dimension (mm)	44.5X44.5X36.6
Weight	<90g
Environmental
Operation Temperature	-40°C ~ +70°C
Storage Temperature	-45°C ~ +85°C
Humidity	5%~95%, Non-condensing
Vibration	Random Vibration 5.35grms, 3 Axis
Shock	Half-sine Wave, 40g/11ms, 3 Axis 6 Direction
Optics
Optional Lens	Fixed Focus Athermal: 7.5mm/13mm/19mm/25mm/35mm Motorized Lens: 75mm/100mm/150mm
Vibration	Random Vibration 5.35grms, 3 Axis
Shock	Half-sine Wave, 40g/11ms, 3 Axis 6 Direction
Certificate	ROHS2.0/REACH

FAQ

1.What is infrared thermal imaging?
Infrared thermal imaging is a method of using infrared radiation and thermal energy to gather information about objects, in order to formulate images of them, or get temperature information of the objects, even in low visibility environments.

2.What is thermography?
Thermography is a non-invasive diagnostic method, based on object surface temperature detection. The infrared (IR) radiation emitted from an object is recorded and visualised in the form of a temperature distribution map. The infrared thermal image can be used to determine; structural defects, electrical faults, mechanical faults, physiological changes in people & animals, and much more.

3.What is the advantage of infrared thermal imaging?
---See through total darkness;
---Identification under camouflage;
---Long range detection;
---Heat distribution detection;
---Non-contact temperature measurement;
---Occupation awareness

4.What is infrared detector/thermal imaging sensor?
Infrared waves cannot be seen with the human eye. Infrared detector/thermal imaging sensor is an optical-electrical device to react to infrared radiation and thermal energy and convert it into electrical signal and then output visible thermal images.

5.What is the difference between uncooled and cooled IR detectors?
There are currently two types of infrared thermal imaging sensors on the market, cooled and uncooled.
Uncooled IR detectors operate at ambient temperature.  It is based on semi-conductor industry and thus usually can be fabricated in big volume with small size and low cost. Uncooled IR detectors are widely used in portable/handheld/mobile devices.
Cooled IR detectors are packaged in a unit that keeps them at an extremely low temperature which shall be supported by a cyrocooler. They are much bigger, more expensive and less reliable than uncooled sensors, mainly due to the complex cooling systems they require. However, the cooled systems are incredibly sensitive and usually work with long focal length optics to achive long range mission.
knowing the conditions in which the IR detectors will be used is crucial to making the right choice.

6.What is thermal imaging module?
A thermal imaging module usually consists of an infrared detector, infrared lens and hardware electronics with software and algorithm embeded. It is the minimum unit of a thermal imaging device.

7.What is NETD?
NETD referrs to "Noise Equivalent Temperature Difference". It is a measure for how well a thermal imaging detector is able to distinguish between very small differences in thermal radiation in the image. NETD is typically being expressed in milli-Kelvin (m K). Usually the lower the NETD figure is , the higher the thermal sensitivity indicates.

8.What is SWaP3?
SWaP3 refers to size, weight, power, performance and price. It indicates the technology trend of infrared industry.

9.What is DRI?
DRI usually refers detection, recognition and indentification distance of a thermal imaging system. It is a crutial parameter to judge the performance of the thermal imaging system. 

10.What is WLP? What's the advantage of WLP?
WLP refers to wafer level package. Together with metal package, ceramic package, they are the 3 main package formats of uncooled infrared detectors. Wafer level packaging (WLP) is the process of completing high vacuum packaging directly on the entire MEMS wafer, then scribing  and cutting to make a single infrared detector. WLP IR detectors are just designed to meet the miniaturization and low cost requirement in the application of infrared technology to consumer electronics market. Guide Infrared, with volume fabrication capability, is now offering a variety of WLP infrared module solutions to boost more new applications of emerging markets.

11.What are the key considerations on an infrared detector/module for your application?
---The detector resolution
---The pixel size
---The NETD
---The image quality
---The lens options
---The power consumption
---The size and weight
---The mechanical & electrical interface
---The budget