X858x and X698x science cameras provide high-speed and high-res thermal imaging for scientific research and engineering applications, including PCB test and measurement, within mid-wave infrared and long-wave infrared spectrum. Offer recording, triggering, and synchronization capabilities.

Can remotely adjust focus, improving quality of thermal data acquisition. Can transfer data from onboard solid-state drive to computer for processing and analysis, executed through FLIR Research Studio or the FLIR Science Camera SDK. Enables users to immediately access local copy of data. Support long-duration recordings, only limited by size of on-board, off-the-shelf SSD. Include dedicated trigger input on rear panel and tri-level sync input, providing access to all methods of recording and synchronization across multiple camera units and types. In combination with motorized lens support, each model includes integrated four-position filter wheel; can be loaded with neutral density or spectral filters. Feature cooled thermal camera core with high-def res (1280 x 1084) and 180Hz frame rate. Feature 640 x 512 thermal res with greater than 1kHz frame rate.

Teledyne FLIR
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