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   PV320A Thermal Imager
     Features
  		• 320 x 240 uncooled focal plane array
  		• Automatic Normalization Process
  		• USB 2.0 High Speed Serial Output
  		• Automatic Ambient temperature compensation
  		• Real-time software availability
  		• Interchangeable lens mount
     
    Overview
    The PV320A is a low cost thermal camera incorporating a high
    resolution (320x240) uncooled focal plane array and advanced
    features including a USB 2.0 high-speed digital output and
    automatic ambient temperature compensation (AATC).
    With over 76,000 pixels and 0.08°C sensitivity, the PV320A
    provides superior image quality at a very affordable cost.

    Operate the PV320A as a stand-alone video-based system
    with on-camera controls or interface the camera with Velocity
    Advanced our powerful real-time image acquisition and analysis
    software application. Connect the camera to any USB 2.0
    enabled PC platform and run Velocity Basic and display realtime
    images on any PC and control the camera remotely. The
    compact PV320A in its rugged all-metal alloy chassis is currently
    in operation in many demanding applications around the world.

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    Models Return to top of the page
     
    PV320A2NTSC 60 Hz qualitative color thermal imaging camera featuring diffusing chopper, video output and USB 2.0 real-time digital output.
    		 
    PV320A2EPAL 50 Hz qualitative color thermal imaging camera featuring diffusing chopper, video output and USB 2.0 real-time digital output.
    		 
     
    Specifications Return to top of the page
     
    Field/Frame Rate30 Hz / PV320A - 25 Hz/PV320AE 
    Sensor TypeUncooled Ferroelectric 
    Size14 cm (L) x 11.4 cm (W) x 11.4 cm (H) 
    Array Resolution320 x 240 
    Digitization12-bit 
    Weight3 lbs. without lens 
    35 mmf 1.0 Field of View 25°x19° 
    Ambient Operating Temperature-20° C to 50° C 
    Digital OutputUSB 2.0 High Speed 
    Spectral Response7-14 Microns (2-14 Microns - Optional) 
    Storage Temperature-20° C to 60° C 
    Video OutputNTSC or PAL 
    NETD80mK 
    Remote ControlRS-232 
    Tripod Mount1/4"-20 TPI 
    Detector CoolingTE Stabilized 
    Pixel Pitch48.5 microns 
    18 mmf 1.0 Field of view 50°x38° 
    25MMf 1.0 Field of View 36°x27° 
    50MMf 1.0 Field of View 18°x13° 
    100 mmf 1.0 Field of View 9° 
     
    Application Return to top of the page
     
    Border Patrol
    Due to increased security concerns, the commitment to secure a nation’s borders has become a priority. Night Vision technology is playing an increased role in shutting down illegal border crossings. Long-range thermal imaging solutions and wide area infrared illuminators combined with low-light monochromatic cameras can render a “line in the sand” impenetrable.

     
    Coastal Surveillance
    A country’s coast is the most vulnerable area for the incursion of illegal immigrants and terrorists. Long-range detection is critical to ensure the ability to respond to suspicious sighting. In addition, marine based systems are subjected to extremely harsh conditions and system availability is critical to the mission. The ability of a system to handle the environment and see under difficult marine conditions is an important consideration when selecting the right solution.
     
    Force Protection
    Today, confronting terrorism dominates the headlines. The military’s response is to set up a secure perimeter and infrastructure at military installations. Thermal imaging technology provides detection at long range but cannot provide identification. Night vision technology and extreme low-light CCD cameras meet the requirement of identification while still operating in a covert manner.


     
    Home Land Security
    With today’s security concerns, the demand for cost-effective video security systems is increasing. Thermal and low light night vision based systems are available for wide area surveillance and long-range detection. Electrophysics systems are ideal for large industrial infrastructure facilities including power plants, chemical plants and public areas such as dams and reservoirs and entertainment complexes.


     
    Public Area Security
    Delivering 24/7 security and surveillance coverage of public areas is a daunting challenge for any public or private community. Today there are new technologies available that upgrade or replace the systems currently used. Extreme low-light CCD cameras are capable of seeing into almost total darkness to produce identifiable images. Banks of stadium lights can be replaced with infrared illuminators that can see farther and in a covert manner.
     
    Special Operations
    Special Ops units are always the first to go in, usually under the cover of darkness, to identify targets, perform covert intelligence gathering, and threat assessments. Since 1969, Electrophysics has been the leading supplier of sophisticated night vision systems for photographic and video imaging to these elite groups around the globe. Using satellite transmission systems to send images instantly from the remotest locations, targets can be identified and appropriate action taken with no wasted time or chance for the target to escape.
     
     
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