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Thermal Camera Core
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Thermal Security Camera
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Plug-in Thermal Camera
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Cooled Infrared Detectors
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Cooled Camera Modules
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Optical Gas Imaging
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Radiometric Thermal Module
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High Resolution Thermal Camera Module
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Thermal Camera For Fever Detection
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Vehicle Mounted Thermal Camera
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Integrated Dewar Cooler Assembly
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Uncooled Infrared Detectors
High Definition 1280x1024 Resolution 12μm Pixel Size 30Hz Frame Rate Uncooled VOx Thermal Imaging Module
| Resolution | 1280x1024/12μm | NETD | ≤40mK/F1.0/25℃ |
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| Spectral Range | 8~14μm | Digital Frame Rate | 30Hz |
| Supply Voltage | 4.5~5.5V | Typical Power Consumption | 1.0W |
| Highlight | Uncooled VOx Thermal Imaging Module,Industrial Thermography Module,High Definition VOx Thermal Module |
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The COIN1212 infrared camera core features a megapixel 1280×1024/12μm infrared detector, integrated with advanced signal processing circuits and imaging algorithms. It supports widely adopted serial communication protocols and offers a variety of video output interfaces along with a full range of optical lens options. Capable of quickly detecting hotspots and delivering clear thermal images, it significantly streamlines secondary development. This makes it an all-in-one thermal imaging integration solution for applications in key infrastructure monitoring, high-end manufacturing, intelligent transportation, scientific research, and other advanced thermal imaging applications.
- High-Definition Imaging, Precise Detection
1280×1024/12μm megapixel resolution enables wide field-of-view and long-range HD imaging. Captures fine target details clearly during close-range observation. - Full-Featured and Cost-Effective
Built with an industry-leading large-format uncooled infrared detector. Integrated with advanced image processing algorithms to enhance image clarity and visual quality. - Rapid Integration, Accelerated Development
Supports multiple image output interfaces including DVP and BT.1120. Outputs RAW/YUV image data with serial port control.
| Model | COIN1212 |
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| IR Detectors Indicators | |
| Sensitive Material | VOx |
| Resolution | 1280×1024 |
| Pixel Size | 12μm |
| Spectral Response | 8μm ~ 14μm |
| Typical NETD | ≤40mK/F1.0/25℃ |
| Image Processing | |
| Digital Frame Rate | 30Hz |
| Start-up Time | 6s |
| Analog Video | / |
| Digital Video | RAW/YUV422 |
| Image Algorithm | Non-uniformity Correction (NUC) 3D Noise Reduction (3DNR) 2D Noise Suppression (DNS) Dynamic Range Compression (DRC) Edge Enhancement (EE) |
| Image Display | 10 Types (White Hot/Lava/Iron Red/Hot Iron/Medical/Arctic/Rainbow 1/Rainbow 2/Tint/Black Hot) |
| PC Software | ICC Software - Module Control & Video Display |
| Electrical | |
| Standard External Interface | 50pin: DF40C-50DP-0.4V(51), (HRS,Male) |
| Extension Board | USB3.0 |
| Communication Interface | TTL-232 |
| Digital Video Interface | DVP16/BT.1120/MIPI |
| Supply Voltage | 4.5~5.5V |
| Typical Power Consumption | 1.0W |
| Mechanical | |
| Bare Core Size(mm) | 14mm/19mm/25mm: 25.4mm×25.4mm×19.3mm 35mm/50mm/100m: 35.4mm×35.4mm×17.8mm |
| Bare Core Weight(g) | 14mm/19mm/25mm: 19.7±1g 35mm/50mm/100m: 32.5±1g |
| Environmental Adaptability | |
| Operating Temperature | -40℃~+70℃ |
| Storage Temperature | -45℃~+85℃ |
| Humidity | 5%~95%, non-condensing |
| Vibration | 5.35grms, Random Vibration, 3-axis |
| Impact | Half Sine Wave, 40g/11ms, Impact Direction 3 Axis, 6 Direction |
| Certification | ROHS2.0/REACH |
| Optical Lens | |
| Optical Lens | Fixed Focus Athermal: 14mm/19mm/25mm/35mm/50mm/100mm |
| Protection Level | IP67(Front Lens) |
The COIN1212 thermal imaging module is widely used in Key Infrastructure Monitoring, High-end Manufacturing, Industrial Inspection, Scientific Research etc.
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SensorMicro exists to empower people and systems to see beyond the surface—into the patterns, the problems, and the possibilities that lie beneath.
By turning invisible heat into visible truth, we help industries make smarter decisions, protect what matters most, and navigate complexity with clarity.
Heeding to our insistence on being self-made and customer-first has become a sure recipe for SensorMicro's momentum. As our business spans much of the globe, we've charged ahead on all fronts—from security, firefighting, industrial inspection, medical care, and machine vision, to environmental monitoring and key aspects of carbon neutrality—helping partners unlock the full potential of intelligent infrared sensing, and connecting the dots of life.
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Infrared detectors work by sensing electromagnetic radiation in the infrared range. The exact mechanism of detection varies depending on the type of infrared detector.
Thermal detectors work by measuring the temperature change caused by absorbing the infrared radiation. For example, microbolometers consist of a matrix of tiny resistive elements that are sensitive to heat. When infrared radiation is absorbed by the detector, it causes the temperature of the resistive element to increase, resulting in a change in electrical resistance that can be detected and converted into an image.
Photon detectors, on the other hand, work by converting photons from the infrared radiation into electrical signals. Two common types of photon detectors are photovoltaic detectors and photoconductors. Photovoltaic detectors generate a voltage when infrared photons are absorbed, while photoconductors increase their conductivity when photons are absorbed.
Infrared detectors can also utilize other detection mechanisms, such as pyroelectricity, where changes in temperature induce a charge in a material, or thermoelectric effects, where a temperature difference between two materials generates a voltage.
The output signal from the infrared detector can be processed and displayed as an image, which can be used for a variety of purposes, such as thermal imaging in medical or industrial applications, remote sensing of the environment, and thermal scanning in security systems.

