OCI-2000™ Handheld Snapshot Hyperspectral Imager
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Hyperspectral cameras, compared to traditional cameras, divide the light spectrum into many small wavelength bands. Therefore, a Hyperspectral camera can capture the spectral fingerprints as spectral signatures from an object. These spectral signatures give very detailed information about the material constitutions of the imaged object Hyperspectral imaging considerably improves the identification and classification of objects and is today recognized as a key enabling technology for nextgeneration industrial inspection, medical diagnosis and security applications.
Description
Overview
BaySpec’s Handheld OCI-2000™ Snapshot Hyperspectral Imager (OCI is a phonetic spelling of “All Seeing Eye”) brings for the first time high performance Hyperspectral imaging in a handheld form factor weighing only approximately 1.0 lbs. (450 g). The OCI- 2000TM Imager acquires full, continuous visible-near infrared (VNIR) Hyperspectral/Multispectral data with simple point-andshoot operation.
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Specification
Specifications: Specifications Model OCI-2000TM OPTICAL Spectral Range 600-1000 nm approx. Number of Spectral Bands ~20-25 Spectral Resolution (FWHM) < 12 nm Calibration Factory calibrated Objective Lens Interface C-mount Frame rate Up to 8 frames/sec. Data Format RAW (pixel data only), BMP band images, and ENVI-BSQ for hyper-cube file ENVIRONMENTAL Operating Temperature -20°C to +60°C COMPUTER Embedded PC Android™ operating system with touch screen Memory 64GB RAM Battery Rechargeable lithium ion Power USB data/charging port Weight 1.0 lbs. (450 g) approx. Size (W x H x L) 3.0 x 5.6 x 1.4 inches3 (77 x 142 x 36) mm3**
Key Features
Key Features
- Point-and-shoot hyperspectral imager; extremely easy to use Self-contained system with touchscreen computer integrated in a handheld form Choice of objective lenses for different field of view Ideal for handheld, field based imaging requiring fast acquisition speeds
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