Teledyne FLIR Presents Neutrino Camera Modules & Lens
Teledyne FLIR has introduced Neutrino high-performance and SWaP+C MWIR camera modules and continuous zoom lenses that ensure the right imaging solution for any mid-wavelength infrared (MWIR) imaging application.
Choosing a MWIR Solution for Your Application
Offering SWaP+C optimized VGA, SXGA, and QXGA resolution camera modules with long-life and low-vibration linear coolers, common camera interfaces, and various continuous zoom lens combinations, Teledyne FLIR’s Neutrino portfolio provides the best technical solution available.
And with near off-the-shelf delivery, real price competitiveness and our well-known product support and reliability, Teledyne FLIR’s Neutrino portfolio is also the lowest risk solution.
Neutrino SWaP Series
The Neutrino LC and NEW Neutrino SX8 provide best-in-class for MWIR imagery and data in a small, lightweight package. Based on Teledyne FLIR’s High Operating Temperature (HOT) FPA technology, they are designed for ruggedized products requiring long life, low-power consumption, and quiet, low-vibration operation. Both are ideal for small gimbals and airframes, handheld devices, security cameras, targeting devices, and asset monitoring applications.
Neutrino IS Series
Multiple affordable MWIR camera resolution and CZ lens combinations can shave months and thousands of development dollars from camera lens integration projects. Not only does the Neutrino IS lower development risk and improve time-to-market, with each camera and lens designed for each other, developers also gain optimal performance not achievable when integrating cameras and lenses from multiple sources.
Neutrino Performance Series
With high resolution and fast frame rates, the Neutrino Performance Series is ideal for ground or airborne Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR), targeting, counter-UAS (c-UAS) solutions and Wide Area Motion Imagery (WAMI) applications. Recognizing integrators’ different operating requirements, the performance series offers a range of FPA types and optical interface options.
