Uncooled Thermal Camera Module LWIR 640x512 17μM for Security

PLUG617 LWIR 640x512 / 17μm Uncooled Thermal Camera Module for Security and Monitoring

PLUG617 LWIR infrared module is one of the PLUG series that are developed by Global Sensor Technology (GST). The PLUG617 uncooled infrared camera core with a resolution of 640x512 and a pixel size of 17um is an ideal solution for security monitoring applications. This type of camera core offers high-quality thermal imaging capabilities, even in complete darkness or adverse weather conditions.

One of the key advantages of uncooled infrared camera cores is that they do not require a cryogenic cooler, which greatly simplifies the design and reduces the cost of the camera system. This makes uncooled infrared cameras ideal for a wide range of security monitoring applications, including surveillance, perimeter protection, and intrusion detection.

The high-resolution 640x512 sensor and small pixel size of 17um provide exceptional image clarity and detail, allowing even small temperature differences to be detected in the thermal image. This level of detail is essential for security monitoring applications, as it can help identify potential threats or anomalous behavior that might otherwise go undetected.

- NETD<30mk, High Sensitivity
- Stable Performance
- Easy Integration & Plug-in
- Clear Image Quality & Details
- Strong Environmental Adaptability

The PLUG617 thermal camera module can be integrated into security cameras with temperature monitoring from short distance to ultra distance, such as PTZ Camera, Box Camera, Speed Dome Camera.

1. What is an infrared detector?

An infrared detector is a device that detects and measures infrared radiation. Infrared radiation is a type of electromagnetic radiation that has a longer wavelength than visible light and is therefore not visible to the naked eye. Infrared detectors can detect and analyze the distribution of infrared radiation across a range of wavelengths. They are used in a variety of applications, including thermal imaging, spectroscopy, remote sensing, and security systems. Infrared detectors can be classified into several types, including photon detectors (such as photovoltaic detectors or photoconductors) and thermal detectors (such as microbolometers or thermopiles).