New Imaging Technologies Product
New Imaging Technologies (NIT) is a leader in SWIR (Short Wave Infra-Red) and high dynamic range CMOS imaging devices, based on an innovative solar-cell logarithmic pixel technology. NIT was founded in 2007 as a spin-off from Institut-Telecom Sud-Paris after many years of research activity on CMOS smart imaging devices. Presently NIT develops, manufactures and sells InGaAs sensors and cameras for short wave infrared band imaging and High Dynamic Range CMOS sensors and cameras for high-end visible band. NIT addresses various markets with a focus on industry, scientific, aeronautics, surveillance & defense. NIT employs 20 people and is located at Verrieres le Buisson, close to Paris.
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High-performance, TEC2 & air-cooled fan SWIR camera with low dark current for Long-exposure applications
The HiPe SenS benefits from NIT's latest SWIR sensor – NSC1902T-SI, thanks to the innovative design of its InGaAs photodiode array coupled to our high-performance ROIC. The new sensor’s highlights include low noise operation and ultra-low dark current.
HiPe SenS dedicated to low light imagery and long exposure time applications. It can operate with an FPA temperature as low as -20°C only with internal air cooling. Also, the small form factor allows easy integration to microscope benches or any other optical devices.
Among its best features are:
- Lowest dark current of its class: <1500 e-/pixels/s @-20°C
- High QE: 90% typical
- Sensor noise: < 40e-
- Integration time: 10 µs to 112 sec
- Frame rate: Up to 230fps full frame
Being vertically integrated from sensor to camera manufacturing, NIT can offer the HiPe SenS camera at an affordable price compared to other products in the market.
The camera line is suitable for numerous application areas:
- Medical & Life Science
- Metrology (microscopy, hyperspectral)
- Process control (industry, semiconductors, food)
- Surveillance
- Photon counting
The HiPe SenS is now available in the USB3.0 and CameraLink interface
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