WiDy SenS 640H-STE

10 September 2021

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NIT is pleased to introduce its latest member of the popular SWIR WiDy SenS family, designed for UAV gimbal and PZT manufacturers.

The WiDy SenS 640H-STE provides straightforward interfacing with the most current electronic video platforms.

Digital video SDI output directly compatible with processing units (NVIDIA, Texas Instruments, ARM processors or Analog devices, etc.)

SWIR VGA resolution that offers a High dynamic range (120dB) and High Sensitivity with low noise.

Small form factor and very low power consumption (< 5W), ideal for battery-powered devices.

Control and command through NITVision or SDKs (Windows and Linux).

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