Product Recommendation | 1.3 MP SWIR Camera SWIR051AU

Author:Attostek    ·    Release Date :09/13/2026    ·    Category :未分类

I. Product Introduction

The SWIR051AU from Beijing AttosTek Co., Ltd. is a short-wave infrared (SWIR) camera with high sensitivity, high frame rate, and excellent stability. It is equipped with a Sony IMX990 sensor, featuring 1.3 MP resolution, 5 μm pixel size, and 400–1700 nm spectral response. The built-in TEC cooling system provides a 30°C temperature differential, and the USB3.0 data interface achieves a full-resolution frame rate of up to 200 fps, with a dynamic range of 58.7 dB. It is suitable for application scenarios with stringent requirements for real-time performance and detail layering, making it an ideal choice for industrial inspection, scientific measurement, and high-end vision applications such as laser imaging, spectral analysis, haze penetration, and smoke and dust environments.

II. Quantum Efficiency Curve

阿秒科技SWIR051A系列相机量子效率 QE 特性曲线图

III. Filter Window Transmittance Curve

阿秒科技LPF390H与LPF1000H长波通滤光片透过率对比曲线

IV. Camera Specifications

ParameterSpecification
ModelSWIR051AU
Sensor TypeSony IMX990 InGaAs
Spectral Range400 nm – 1700 nm
Pixel Size5.0 μm × 5.0 μm
Sensor Format1/2″
Frame Rate & Resolution8 Bit: 200 fps @ 1280 × 1024, 392 fps @ 640 × 512
12 Bit: 108 fps @ 1280 × 1024, 209 fps @ 640 × 512
Hardware Image Buffer512 MByte
Conversion Gain44.3 e⁻/ADU
Dynamic Range58.7 dB
Readout Noise211 e⁻
Full Well Capacity181.6 ke⁻
Maximum SNR52.6 dB
Sensitivity121 mV / lux·s
Dark Current383 e⁻/s (0°C), 510 e⁻/s (10°C), 638 e⁻/s (20°C)
Gain Range1× – 15×
Exposure Time Range15 μs – 60 s
Shutter ModeGlobal shutter
Binning ModesSoftware 2×2, 3×3, 4×4
Data InterfaceUSB3.0
Digital I/O1 opto-isolated input, 1 opto-isolated output, 2 non-isolated I/O ports
Data Format8 bit / 12 bit
Cooling Temperature–10°C (at 20°C ambient temperature)
Optical InterfaceC-mount
Optical Window400–1800 nm (standard LPF390H); 1030–1800 nm (optional LPF1000H)
CRA2.35°
Power SupplyUSB3.0 interface power supply / 12V 3A power adapter supply
Power Consumption<25 W (with cooling)
Dimensions80 mm × 80 mm × 45.5 mm
Weight<390 g
SoftwareAttosView / Complete SDK development package
Operating SystemWin32 / WinRT / Linux / macOS / Android
TemperatureOperating: –20 to 60°C; Storage: –40 to 85°C
HumidityOperating: 20%–80%, non-condensing; Storage: 20%–80%, non-condensing
CertificationsCE, FCC

V. Dimensions

As Swir051au Dimensions

VI. Package Contents

No.Standard Item NameSpecificationQuantity
1SWIR CameraSWIR051AU1
2USB3.0 Data Cable1.5 m A-male to B-male gold-plated data cable1
3External Trigger Cable2 m 7-pin female trigger cable1
4Power CordStandard China power cord1
5Power AdapterInput AC 100–240V 50/60Hz, output DC 12V 3A power adapter1
6USB Flash DriveContains application software, drivers, and user manual1

VII. Application Cases

SWIR cameras are widely used in many fields, including industrial inspection, machine vision, material sorting, food inspection, scientific research, medical diagnosis, security surveillance, process control, and transportation. They perform particularly well in material analysis, moisture detection, penetrating haze/smoke, and nighttime monitoring.

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Fruit moisture observation
激光光斑检测
Laser spot detection
不透明塑料管中液体位置检测
Liquid level detection in opaque plastic tubes
半导体检测
Semiconductor inspection
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