HERA eSWIR (1200-2200 nm)
An ULTRA-SENSITIVE HYPERSPECTRAL CAMERA
HERA IPERSPETTRALE is a compact and rugged camera that enables an innovative approach to spectral imaging.
With its unique and patented technology based on time-domain Fourier Transform (FT) detection, HERA provides exceptional spatial-spectral resolution and superior sensitivity in low-light illumination conditions.
Description
HERA Hyperspectral Camera eSWIR 1200-2200nm
HERA IPERSPETTRALE is a compact and rugged hyperspectral camera that enables an innovative approach to spectral imaging.
With its unique and patented technology based on time-domain Fourier Transform detection, HERA provides an exceptional spatial-spectral resolution and a superior sensitivity in low-light illumination conditions.
Customer Benefits
- Ease of use: place it on the tripod, point it to the sample and measure
- The high throughput ensures high-quality data even at the lowest light dose
- Portable, plug and play device
Key Features
- High spatial & spectral resolution
- High sensitivity and throughput
- Compact
- Export data in ENVI format
- User friendly software (measurement & first data analysis)
Applications
- Remote Sensing
- Material Sorting
- Biology
- Agriculture and food quality
- Pharmaceuticals
- Art Conservation
- Forensics
Specifications
Technical specifications
| Spectral range | 1200 – 2200 nm |
| Sensor spatial resolution | 636 x 508 pixels |
| User adjustable spectral resolution | <10 nm @ 1200 nm
<30 nm @ 2200 nm |
| Sensor | InGaAs with TEC |
| Number of bits | 14 bits |
| Number of spectral bands | ∞* |
| Field of view | 11 degrees |
| Working distance | 1 m – ∞ |
| Dimensions | 240 x 170 x 140 mm |
| Weight | 4.5 kg |
| Minimum Computer Requirements | 32 GB RAM, SSD drive suggested |
* HERA eSWIR is a FT spectroscopy based instrument and the number of spectral bands is software selectable
HERA eSWIR is a Dual-Use Product (Annex I of the EU Regulation 2021/821 and subsequent amendments, control code 6A003.b.4.a)
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