Uncooled Thermal Camera Core with 256×192 Resolution and 12μm Pixel Pitch for -20℃~+550℃ Temperature Measurement

Place of Origin Wuhan, Hubei Province, China
Brand Name SensorMicro
Certification ISO9001:2015; RoHS; Reach
Model Number Mini212G2
Minimum Order Quantity 1 Piece
Price Negotiable
Payment Terms T/T
Product Details
Resolution 256×192 Pixel Pitch 12μm
Temperature Range -20℃~+550℃ Power Consumption 330mW
Frame Rate Thermography: 25Hz, Imaging: 50Hz Analog Video Interface CVBS(PAL/NTSC)
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Product Description
Uncooled Thermal Camera Core 256×192/12μm for Temperature Measurement
Product Overview

This compact infrared module integrates a wafer-level packaging 256×192/12μm uncooled infrared detector. With SDK and USB interface, the Mini212G2 uncooled thermal module is designed for easy integration and secondary development. It features a temperature measurement range from -20℃ to +550℃ with accuracy of ±2℃ or ±2%.

Main Features
  • Miniature Module with Direct Thermal Imaging Output
    • Equipped with self-developed 256×192/12μm wafer-level infrared detector
    • Ultra-compact design: 17×17mm (PCBA) size, weighing only 4g
    • Integrated ISP processing board and advanced image algorithms
  • Precise Detection, Flexible Configuration
    • High-precision temperature measurement with ±2℃ accuracy
    • Supports spot, area, and full-frame measurement
    • Multiple field-of-view lens options available
  • Rich Interfaces for Easy Integration
    • USB2.0 / MIPI / DVP / BT.656 / LVDS digital video output interfaces
    • Fully compatible with industry-standard interfaces
Product Specifications
Model Mini212G2
Resolution 256×192
Pixel Size 12μm
Spectral Response 8~14μm
NETD ≤50mK
Output Data 14bit Raw
Frame Rate Thermography: 25Hz, Imaging: 50Hz
Focus Mode Focus Free
Lens (HFOV/FL) 17.5°/10mm | 25°/7mm | 56°/3.2mm | 90°/2.1mm
Weight (g) 7.1 | 6.4 | 4 | 6.8
PCBA Size (mm) 17×17
Digital Video Interface USB2.0 / MIPI / DVP / BT.656 / LVDS
Analog Video Interface CVBS (PAL/NTSC)
Operating Voltage 3.3V±0.1V
Typical Power Consumption 330mW
Temperature Measurement Range -20℃~+550℃ (-20℃~+150℃ | +100℃~550℃)
Temperature Measurement Accuracy Greater of ±2℃ / ±2%
Operating Temperature -40℃~+70℃
Humidity 5%~85%
Storage Temperature -45℃~+85℃
Certification RoHS 2.0 / Reach
Industrial Applications

This product is designed for applications in AIoT, Machine Vision, Industrial Vision, Security Monitoring, and Night Observation:

  • AIoT: Integration into compact AIoT devices including smart home appliances, wearable devices, and intelligent environmental monitors
  • Industrial Vision: Real-time monitoring of industrial equipment, laser processing and welding scenarios, semiconductor detection
  • Security Monitoring: Detection of illegal intruders and real-time alarm triggering
About SensorMicro

As a world-leading manufacturer and service provider of infrared detectors, SensorMicro boasts years of profound experience in infrared thermal imaging solutions. Guided by the core philosophy of "SensorMicro, Sense More" and driven by user needs, we are dedicated to unlocking the full potential of infrared technology, delivering high-performance products and professional services to customers worldwide.

Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between low light, active IR and thermal imaging?

Low Light: Requires natural light and transforms weak natural light images into enhanced electronic images through image intensifiers.

Active IR: Actively emits infrared light and uses infrared beams reflected by targets. Has very poor concealment.

Thermal Imaging: Doesn't require any light and is a passive infrared night vision that detects infrared radiation differences between targets and scenes or different parts of an object. Not affected by changes in surrounding lighting conditions, during night, or even in fog, rain and other harsh environments.

Can you block thermal imaging?

In most cases, you cannot block thermal imaging. However, infrared rays cannot penetrate walls, and glass can block IR. To avoid detection, you can conceal behind glass or walls to block thermal imaging.