High Resolution 1280x1024 Thermal Camera Core with 12μm Pixel Size and 30Hz Frame Rate

The COIN1212 infrared camera core is equipped with a megapixel-class 1280×1024@12 μm infrared detector, integrated with high-performance signal-processing circuits and optimized imaging algorithms. Supporting mainstream serial communication protocols, it provides multiple video output interfaces and a complete portfolio of optical lens options. With fast hotspot detection and high-clarity thermal image output, it greatly simplifies secondary-development work. It serves as an all-in-one thermal imaging integration solution for key infrastructure monitoring, high-end manufacturing, intelligent transportation, scientific research and other high-end thermal-imaging scenarios.

• 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.

The COIN1212 thermal imaging module is widely used in Key Infrastructure Monitoring, High-end Manufacturing, Industrial Inspection, Scientific Research etc.

• High sensitivity and excellent performance
• World-leading technology in infrared industry
• Various infrared detectors available - Both uncooled and cooled IR detectors in different formats and pixel size
• Volume production to ensure fast delivery - Three production lines with annual production capability up to millions of detectors

A microbolometer is a type of thermal sensor used in thermal imaging devices. It detects infrared radiation by utilizing changes in electrical resistance caused by temperature variations.

Here's how a microbolometer works: A microbolometer consists of a tiny infrared-sensitive material element called a pixel. Each pixel is essentially a micro-sized thermal resistor that is made from a material with excellent thermal conductivity, low heat capacity, and high temperature coefficient of resistance (TCR). The most common material used for microbolometers is vanadium oxide (VOx) or amorphous silicon.