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$5,997.00
- 640 x 512 Pixels
- Field of View: 32°H x 26°V
- 19mm Lens
- Frame Rate: Fast 30Hz or Slow <9Hz Available
- 17μm Pixel Pitch
- 72 Grams
- LWIR
Commercial Grade <60mK NEDT SKU:46640019H-FCNLX – $5997.00
Performance Grade <50mK NEDT SKU:46640019H-FPNLX – $7396.00
Industrial Grade <30mK NEDT SKU:46640019H-FINLX – $8795.00
Interfaces and Accessories sold separately.
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$7,979.00
This product has been discontinued.
A suitable replacement is the Teledyne FLIR Boson Thermal Imaging Camera
- 640 x 512 Pixels
- Field of View: 10.4°H x 8.3°V
- 60mm Lens
- Frame Rate: Fast 30Hz or Slow <9Hz Available
- 17μm Pixel Pitch
- 200 Grams
- LWIR
Performance Grade <50mK NEDT SKU:46640060H-SPNLX – $7979.00
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$6,813.00 – $8,095.00Price range: $6,813.00 through $8,095.00
Teledyne FLIR has announced the end of life (EOL) for all Tau 2 and Tau 2+ longwave infrared (LWIR) imaging camera modules.
Part numbers starting with 46640001, 47640001, and 48640001.
The size, weight, and power (SWaP) optimized Boson is the recommended replacement LWIR camera module.
Sales on this product end on Jun 30, 2025
- 640 x 512 Pixels
- Lensless Version
- Frame Rate: Fast 30Hz or Slow <9Hz Available
- 17μm Pixel Pitch
- 72 Grams
- LWIR
Performance Grade <50mK NEDT SKU:46640001X-FPNLX – $6813.00
Industrial Grade <30mK NEDT SKU:46640001X-FINLX – $8096.00
Interfaces and Accessories sold separately.
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- <25 mK Sensitivity (NEdT)
- 640 x 480 (NTSC); 640 x 512 (PAL)
- 19mm Lens
- 30 Hz (NTSC); 25 Hz (PAL);
- <9Hz option for export
- 17μm Pixel Pitch
- LWIR
Interfaces and Accessories sold separately.
NEDT (noise equivalent differential temperature) is the key figure of merit which is used to qualify midwave (MWIR) and longwave (LWIR) infrared cameras. It is a signal-to-noise figure which represents the temperature difference which would produce a signal equal to the cameras temporal noise. It therefore represents approximately the minimum temperature difference which the camera can resolve. It is calculated by dividing the temporal noise by the response per degree (responsivity) and is usually expressed in units of milliKelvins. The value is a function of the cameras f/number, its integration time, and the temperature at which the measurement is made.