Product Recommendation | SWIR1503CU‑1.9 Extended‑Band Short‑Wave Infrared Camera

Author:Attostek    ·    Release Date :08/25/2026    ·    Category :SWIR Camera Industry

1. Product Introduction

The SWIR1503CU‑1.9 is an industrial short‑wave infrared (SWIR) camera built around a high‑performance InGaAs CMOS sensor. It delivers a resolution of 0.33 MP with a pixel size of 15 µm. Equipped with a USB3.0 interface for stable high‑speed data transmission, the camera achieves a maximum frame rate of 240 fps. It integrates a TEC cooling module to suppress dark current below 100 fA. Featuring a global shutter, it produces tear‑free images for high‑speed dynamic scenarios.

Thanks to outstanding imaging performance, a stable thermal control system and flexible integration capability, the SWIR1503CU‑1.9 is well‑suited for professional applications including fiber‑optic communications, laser inspection and near‑infrared spectral analysis.

2. Quantum‑Efficiency Plot

阿秒科技SWIR1503CU-1.9相机量子效率 QE 特性曲线图

3. Camera Specifications

ItemSWIR1503CU‑1.9
Sensor TypeInGaAs CMOS
Spectral Range900 nm – 1900 nm
Pixel Size15 µm × 15 µm
Sensor Format3/4″
Frame Rate & Resolution8/12/14‑bit: 240 fps @ 640 × 512
On‑board Image Buffer512 MB
Peak Quantum Efficiency70 % @ 1700 nm
Conversion GainTBD
Dynamic RangeTBD
Readout Noise< 35 e⁻
Full‑Well Capacity1.38 Me⁻ (LG), 118 ke⁻ (MG), 41 ke⁻ (HG)
Maximum SNRTBD
Dark Current< 100 fA @ 0.1 V & 18 °C (fA = 6250 e⁻/s)
Exposure Time Range16 µs ~ 5 s
Shutter ModeGlobal Shutter
Data InterfaceUSB3.0
Digital I/O1 opto‑isolated input, 1 opto‑isolated output
Data Format12‑bit / 14‑bit
Cooling Temperature−20 °C (at 20 °C ambient temperature)
Optical MountC‑mount
Power SupplyDC 12 V, 3 A
Power Consumption8.4 W (TEC OFF) / < 16 W (TEC ON)
Dimensions68 mm × 68 mm × 90.3 mm
Weight485 g
SoftwareAttosView / Full SDK Package
Supported OSWin32 / WinRT / Linux / macOS / Android
TemperatureOperating: −30 °C ~ 60 °C; Storage: −40 °C ~ 85 °C
HumidityOperating: 20 %‑80 % (non‑condensing); Storage: 20 %‑80 % (non‑condensing)
CertificationsCE, FCC

4. Outline Dimensions

阿秒科技SWIR1503CU-1.9短波红外相机外形尺寸图

5. Standard Packing List

DescriptionSpecificationQty
Short‑Wave Infrared CameraSWIR1503CU‑1.91
USB3.0 Cable1.5 m A‑male to B‑male gold‑plated cable1
External Trigger Cable2 m 7‑pin female trigger cable1
Mains Power CordStandard domestic power cord1
Power AdapterInput: AC 100‑240 V, 50/60 Hz
Output: DC 12 V, 3 A
1
USB Flash DriveContains application software, drivers and user manual1

6. Application Cases

The SWIR1503CU‑1.9 is ideal for scientific and industrial use cases. It enables precise material characterization and semiconductor defect inspection, including wafer alignment and internal defect analysis. It serves as a powerful tool for fiber‑optic component alignment and laser‑beam quality analysis. Additionally, it is widely deployed in food‑processing, semiconductor manufacturing, material sorting and other sectors.

夜间成像
Nighttime imaging
激光光斑检测
Laser spot detection
Semiconductor Testing4
semiconductor inspection
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Imaging of Same Color White Sugar and Salt
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