- Key Benefits
- Key Features
- Technical Specifications
- Mechanical Specifications
- Low cost
- Lightweight
- Compact
- High resolution
- Extremely short stare time, typically 200 μs, yielding minimum motion blur
- Simple to use
- Long Wave (LW) 8 – 10 μm
- Small element pitch enables miniaturization of the Dewar assembly and optics
- High electro-optic performance with low crosstalk, automatic anti-blooming at the pixel level, and excellent sensitivity
- Interlaced readout mode doubles storage capacity available for each pixel, enabling a significant reduction in NETD
- Windowing gives enhanced frame rates over selected areas of the array
- Highest LW technology performance available in the world
- Longest LW technology DRI ranges
- Reduced stare time, less motion blur than QWIP detectors
- High performance in low scene temperature
Format
- Array: 640 x 512 pixels
- Pixel pitch: 16 µm
- Active Area: 10.24 x 8.19 mm
Typical Performance
- NETD (median): 32 mK (23 mK interlaced mode)
- Pixel operability: >99.8%
Interface Parameters
- Modes: Snapshot or interlaced
- Configuration control: Single serial interface
- Output voltage range: 2.5 V
- Charge capacity: 7 x 106 electrons
- Number of outputs: 4
- Pixel rate: Up to 10 MHz per output
- Intrinsic MUX noise: 50 µV rms
- Array operating temperature: Up to 90 K
- Nominal operating voltage: 6 V
- Minimum pins for operation: 16
- Number of input clocks: 1
- Window material: Germanium
- Window thickness: 1.73 mm
- Cold filter material: Silicon
- Cold filter thickness: 0.4 mm
ICDA 6 W
- Weight: 350 g
- Power consumption: 6 W steady state
- Cooling engine: Rotary Stirling engine
- Operating temperature range: -40°C to +70°C
ICDA 8 W
- Weight: 500 g
- Power consumption: 8 W steady state
- Cooling engine: Rotary Stirling engine
- Operating temperature range: -40°C to +70°C
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