Thermal camera with uncooled detector: the lightweight Lutis camera
Passive optronic systems - Thermal cameras
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Thermal camera with uncooled detector: the lightweight Lutis camera
Passive optronic systems - Thermal cameras

Authors : Alain DELTEIL, Jean-Pierre FOUILLOY

Publication date: September 10, 1996 | Lire en français

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8. Thermal camera with uncooled detector: the lightweight Lutis camera

8.1 General

Several thermal imaging cameras with matrix detectors operating at temperatures up to 20°C have been developed for defense and paramilitary applications (surveillance, security, etc.), based on two thermal imaging technologies: ferroelectric (in pyroelectric mode) and microbolometer.

SAT's Lutis camera can use both technologies. It is designed for night observation and sighting of small arms (figure 17 ). It can also be integrated into weapon system sights and is used for driving vehicles.

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