Large Array Uncooled Thermal Camera Core 1280x1024 12μM For Security Monitoring

Large Array 1280x1024 / 12μm Uncooled FPA Thermal Imaging Camera Core for Security & Monitoring

PLUG1212 uncooled thermal camera core offers thermal images up to 1280x1024 pixels and shows you the smallest of details. Its reduced 12µm pixel size offers better spatial resolution and matches shorter optical lens focus to achieve the same range mission.

PLUG1212 infrared thermal core is applied in a wide range of areas and its visual information solutions cover day, night, low visibility and all weather conditions.

Global Sensor Technology specializes in the design, manufacture, sales and marketing of thermal detector sensor and thermal image sensor module. We can provide our customers a variety of infrared thermal imaging solutions which shorten secondary development time and greatly reduce the cost for customers.

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

The PLU1212 infrared imaging module is widely used in Security & Monitoring, Outdoors, Firefighting & Rescue, Law Enforcement & Rescue, ADAS, UAV Payloads etc.

1. What is Infrared Detector Resolution

That is, the number of pixels of thermal imaging. The higher resolution means more observation and temperature measurement points, thus smaller target at longer distance can be observed and measured. Usually the resolution of infrared thermal imaging ranges from 256x192, 384x288, 640x512, 800x600, 1024x768, 1280x1024, etc. With higher resolution, the cost of detector will be more.

2. Field of View (FOV)

It refers to the two-dimensional field of view of the object space observed by the optical system of infrared thermal imager. Taking the horizontal FOV as an example, assuming that the detector array size is A×B, the pixel size is d, and the lens focal length is f, then the horizontal FOV angle θ=2×acrtan (A×d/2f).

After the detector array and pixel size are selected, the field of view only changes with the focal length of the optical system: with longer focal length, the field of view will be narrower; with shorter focal length, the field of view will be wider.