SensorMicro’s uncooled infrared cores provide versatile solutions for a wide range of applications. Compact and easy to integrate, these modules help accelerate the deployment of infrared thermal imaging across industries.
Real-time Temperature Measurement
Wafer-Level Packaging
Comprehensive Functionality, Cost-Effective Design
Our cooled infrared camera cores combine high-performance detectors with image processing circuitry to deliver clear images. They are available in mid-wave, long-wave, and high-temperature variants, suitable for a wide range of applications.
1280×1024/10μm
LWIR with Resilience Against Interference
Rich Interfaces, Easy Integration
Compared with our thermal imaging modules, infrared camera cores go beyond basic imaging capabilities, serving as a more comprehensive infrared thermal imaging solution.
SensorMicro's infrared camera cores support advanced functions such as image enhancement, target recognition, and communication control. These integrated features make it easy for users across all industries to access a full range of infrared functionalities — making thermal imaging simpler than ever.
Thermal imaging detects heat — not visible light. Every object emits infrared radiation based on its temperature. A thermal camera captures this radiation and converts it into an electronic signal, which is then processed to create a visual image known as a thermogram. The warmer an object is, the more infrared energy it emits. By translating these variations into color gradients, thermal imaging allows you to see temperature differences that the human eye cannot detect, revealing hidden details, potential issues, and energy losses in real time.
Designed for industrial inspection and security monitoring, the COIN series delivers cost-effective performance and proven reliability. It covers a wide range of resolutions, making it ideal for large-scale deployment in industrial and security systems.
A thermal imaging camera core is the central module of an infrared camera, combining a detector, optics, signal processing, and sometimes cooling systems to capture and generate thermal images.