How do SWIR Vision’s Acuros® CQD® SWIR Sensors Compare to Sony’s® IMX990 Sensors?

CQD sensors exhibit sensitivity superior to traditional IR sensors employed in the 1600-2000nm band, enabling the first commercially available room temperature 2.1MP camera with sensitivity to 2.0 micron.

SWIR presents an overview of the CQD detector technology offered in SWIRs family of high resolution SWIR and eSWIR cameras. These devices are being utilized for laser profiling, semiconductor inspection, long range outdoor imaging, and other machine vision applications.

SWIR Vision Systems presents breakthrough capability for its quantum dot based short wavelength infrared (SWIR) sensor technology.

Laser imaging has become an essential tool across various industries and applications, from medical diagnosis and treatment to industrial manufacturing and security. With its precise and non-invasive nature, laser imaging has revolutionized the way we gather and analyze data, allowing us to see and measure things that were once invisible to the naked eye.

The enhanced contrast and superior FOV of SWIR Vision’s Acuros CQD SWIR cameras provide the necessary alignment accuracy of inter-layer electrodes leading directly to more available energy storage capacity and longer battery lifetimes.

The side-by-side comparison between SWIR Vision Systems’ Acuros CQD SWIR Camera and a commercially available InGaAs camera demonstrates the utility of CQD detector technology. It shows promise to differentiate and maintain an advantage over adversaries by delivering higher resolution imagery and the ability to detect longer wavelengths than traditional IR detector technologies.