Sierra-Olympic Introduces Affordable, Convenient, Uncooled Infrared (IR) Camera for Industrial & Research Apps
New Camera Link® Viento 320 thermal camera is now available online.
Nov. 12, 2014 - Hood River, OR - Sierra-Olympic Technologies, Inc. (SOTI), supplier
The Viento 320 is based upon the latest 17 µm uncooled focal plane array (FPA) technology. Features include multiple automatic gain control (AGC) modes, including the industrys best proprietary image contrast enhancement, (ICE™) and an integrated normalization shutter. Nine different lens options are available, including 3-degrees 6-, 9-, 15-, 16-, 24-, 27-, 40-, and 90-degrees horizontal field-of-view (HFOV). Camera control is via RS-232 or USB. Applications include process monitoring, industrial imaging, robotics guidance, perimeter security, surveillance, unmanned vehicle imaging, traffic management, and more.
For more information about Sierra-Olympics Viento 320 thermal camera, or to place your order online, please visit: http://www.sierraolympic.com/products/cameralink-thermal-imagers. Or call 425-445-8884 or 619-993-6212 to learn more.
Sierra-Olympic Technologies, Inc. - (www.sierraolympic.com - Hood River, Oregon), experts in thermal imaging technology, provides cameras, components, and systems solutions for infrared camera users and integrators. Client companies and product lines include DRS-RSTAs line of thermal OEM cores and surveillance products, Sensors Unlimited - UTC Aerospace Systems shortwave infrared (SWIR) cameras, Jenoptiks thermography cameras, IRCameras, LLCs thermal imaging scientific cameras, and HoodTech Visions gyro-stabilized imaging payloads for small to medium unmanned aircraft (UAS) systems. Sierra-Olympic also offers full engineering services and support to provide modifications to meet custom requirements.
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