Long-wave IR Thermal Imaging Camera Module, Raspberry Pi IR Camera, 80×62 Pixels, Options for FOV and Connector

Description

Thermal Camera HAT and Thermal USB Camera are long-wave IR thermal imaging camera modules with the 40PIN GPIO header and a USB interface respectively, with 80(H)×62(V) temperature measuring pixels. They support Raspberry Pi, PC, Android phones and other devices. They adopt the hybrid technology of microbolometer and thermopile pixels and can detect the IR radiation energy distribution of objects in view of the camera, turn the data into the surface temperature of the objects by calculation, and then generate thermal images, for easy integration into miscellaneous industrial or intelligent control applications.

Features

• Adopts the hybrid technology of microbolometer and thermopile, 80(H)×62(V) array pixels.
• Continuous operation and thermal imaging video stream due to shutterless design.
• Noise Equivalent Temperature Difference (NETD) 150mK RMS@1Hz refresh rate, with good noise performance.
• Up to 25FPS (Max) frame rate thermal imaging video stream output.
• Comes with online resources and manuals. (Python demo for Raspberry Pi, Android/Windows host device and user manual, etc.)

Specifications

• Power Supply: 5V
• Operating Current: 61mA@5V
• Wavelength Range: 8~14μm
• Operation Temperature: -20~85℃
• Target Temperature: -20~400℃
• Refresh Rate: 25 FPS (Max)
• FOV: 45°(H) × 45°(V) [Horizontal Angle x Vertical Angle]
• Measure Accuracy: ±2℃
• Dimensions:Thermal Camera HAT: 65.0mm × 30.5mmThermal USB Camera: 62.0mm × 13.0mm
• Noise Equivalent Temperature Difference: 150mK

Documentation

• Schematic
• Datasheet