Product Recommendation | SWIR1503CU-2.2 Ultra‑Wideband SWIR Camera

Author:Attostek    ·    Release Date :09/03/2026    ·    Category :SWIR Camera Industry

1. Product Introduction

The SWIR1503CU‑2.2 from Beijing AttosTek Co., Ltd. is a short‑wave infrared (SWIR) industrial camera based on a high‑performance InGaAs CMOS sensor. The camera covers a spectral range of 1200–2200 nm, with a peak quantum efficiency of 70% at 1900 nm. It features 0.33 MP resolution and a 15 µm pixel size. Equipped with a USB3.0 interface, the camera achieves a maximum frame rate of 270 fps to meet real‑time imaging requirements. It incorporates a TEC cooling module providing a 70°C temperature differential, and employs a global shutter to eliminate image tearing in high‑speed dynamic scenes. The SWIR1503CU‑2.2 camera is specifically optimized for deep‑infrared applications such as moisture detection, plastic sorting, mineral analysis, and environmental monitoring.

2. Quantum‑Efficiency Plot

阿秒科技SWIR1503CU-2.2相机量子效率 QE 特性曲线图

3. Camera Specifications

ParameterSpecification
Product ModelSWIR1503CU‑2.2
Sensor TypeInGaAs CMOS
Spectral Range1200 nm – 2200 nm
Pixel Size15 µm × 15 µm
Sensor Format3/4″
Frame Rate & Resolution8/12/14‑bit: 270 fps @ 640 × 512
Hardware Image Buffer512 MB
Peak Quantum Efficiency70% @ 1900 nm
Conversion Gain77.8 e⁻/DN (LG), 6.6 e⁻/DN (MG), 2.0 e⁻/DN (HG)
Dynamic Range71.4 dB (LG), 63.4 dB (MG), 56.2 dB (HG)
Readout Noise< 50 e⁻
Full Well Capacity1.21 Me⁻ (LG), 102 ke⁻ (MG), 28 ke⁻ (HG)
Maximum SNR60.8 dB (LG), 50.1 dB (MG), 44.5 dB (HG)
Dark Current<25 fA @ 0.1 V & 18°C; 178 ke⁻/pixel/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–50°C (at 20°C ambient temperature)
Optical InterfaceC‑mount
Optical Window1000–2400 nm (standard)
Power SupplyDC12V 3A
Power Consumption7.1 W (TEC OFF) / <18.2 W (TEC ON)
Dimensions68 mm × 68 mm × 90.3 mm
Weight485 g
SoftwareAttosView / Complete SDK development package
Operating SystemWin32 / WinRT / Linux / macOS / Android
Operating Temperature–30°C to 60°C
Storage Temperature–40°C to 85°C
Operating Humidity20%–80%, non‑condensing
Storage Humidity20%–80%, non‑condensing
CertificationsCE, FCC

4. Outline Dimensions

外形尺寸

5. Standard Packing List

DescriptionSpecificationQty
Short‑Wave Infrared CameraSWIR1503CU‑2.21
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‑2.2 is optimized for applications such as moisture detection, plastic sorting, mineral analysis, and environmental monitoring. It visualizes moisture content with high contrast for agricultural and food quality inspection. In the recycling industry, the camera distinguishes between plastics, cotton, and leather for automated sorting. In geology, it captures clear spectral signatures for efficient mineral analysis. The camera can also detect environmental pollutants that are invisible to visible‑light sensors.

夜间成像
Nighttime imaging
激光光斑检测
Laser spot detection
Liquid level detection in plastic pipes
Liquid level detection in plastic pipes
Orange Damage Detection
Orange Damage Detection
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