The near infrared camera, produced by
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and Amber Engineering,
used a cooled InSb arrary to provide images in the 1 to 3 micro meter wavelength region
at medium resolution. Combined with at six position spectral filter wheel, this camera
extends remote sensing into the near infrared.
Here are some general characteristics of the camera and the filters
| Mass: | 1920 grams |
| Size: | 11.5 x 12 x 37 cm |
| Avg. Power | 21.5 W |
| Wavelength: | 0.9 - 3.1 microns |
| Field of View: | 5.6 x 5.6 degrees |
| Pixel Format: | 256 x 256 |
| Focal Plane Array: | InSb (Amber Engineering> |
| Filter Wheel: | 6 Positions |
| Filter Positions | |
| A: 1100 nm (60 nm width) | |
| B: 1250 nm (60) | |
| C: 1500 nm (60) | |
| D: 2000 nm (60) | |
| E: 2600 nm (60) | |
| F: 2690 nm (120) | |

Monday, 30-Aug-1999 21:39:42 CDT
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