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Electronics Review Vol 23 No. 3 - ST Electronics

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Surveillance Infrared CameraSolutionsA typical infrared camera can provideup to 12-bit (4,096 levels) of dynamicrange but this is many times morethan what a human eye can process(typically less than 8-bit or 256 levels).<strong>ST</strong>ELOP’s electronics team has thenecessary image processing designcapability to fine-tune and calibratethe electronics that drives the infrareddetector to optimise the dynamicsrange. This ensures that customerswill be able to see the required detailsin extreme high or low contrastscenes especially in cases wherethe image quality will determine thesuccess of a mission.Uncooled infrared surveillance camera solutions<strong>ST</strong>ELOP has a patented securitycamera design, namely V360, whichprovides 360 degree undistorted viewwith the least number of infraredor CCD cameras for situationalawareness during both day andnight. It can also incorporate a fullsuite of video analytics solutions toautomatically scan, detect, analyseand track impending threats so asto minimise the workload of theoperators.Navigation AidUncooled infrared camera is wellsuitedto aid individual soldiers aswell as vehicles in navigation. Suchcameras need minimum opticaldistortion and a high degree ofcoherence in aspect ration betweenthe camera’s image, vis-à-vis imageperceived by the operators. Thisis especially critical when infraredcameras are used to aid drivers inmaneuvering vehicles in high speed.<strong>ST</strong>ELOP’s optics design team is ableto customise navigation aid productsto meet these two stringent operationrequirements. The products are alsoready for interface with other sensorsto reap benefits such as image fusionand wireless video transmission.Uncooled infrared detector technologywill undoubtedly continue to improvein performance and with moreattractive pricing, there will be manynew applications.With more than a decade ofengineering experience in designinguncooled infrared solutions, <strong>ST</strong>ELOPis well poised to offer new frontiers ofuncooled thermal imaging solutions toexisting and new customers.For more information, please contact:Tan Lay Beng at (65) 6403 2011 or email: tanlb@stelop.comTan How Meng at (65) 6403 2009 or email: tanhm@stelop.comAdrian Chan at (65) 6403 2095 or email: chanadrian@stelop.comUncooled infrared aidsMAY 2011 29

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