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Hyperspectral Camera
Product Code: ATH3010
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  • The ATH3010 is a compact, lightweight micro-highspectral imager that features high spatial resolution, high spectral resolution, and a wide imaging range. It incorporates a built-in, highly stable blue light source with adjustable power, eliminating the need for additional illumination. The system consists of two components: a hyperspectral imager and a fully automated electric rotator, with the imager utilizing high-efficiency transmission grating technology to deliver excellent aberration performance.
  • The ATH3010 can also be mounted on a tripod or vertical pole, and equipped with automatic calibration devices and weather monitoring sensors to enable long-term, large-area scanning of targets.

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    • Highly sensitive hyperspectral imager
    • 13-megapixel visible light camera with integrated spectrum and image functions
    • High-performance image sensor with excellent cost performance
    • High-stability high-blue illumination light source with adjustable power
    • Optical design with full-target high imaging quality; the diameter of spot diagram is less than 0.5 pixel.
    • The objective lens adopts standard C-Mount interface, and the lens can be replaced according to user requirements.
    • Wavelength range: 400-1000nm
    • High spectral resolution: 1.3 nm
    • Maximum field of view: 31.7°
    • Minimum instantaneous field of view: 1.2 mrad
    • Excellent imaging performance

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    • Agricultural application: pest monitoring, nutrient monitoring, disaster assessment, crop yield estimation, etc
    • Forestry: Tree categories identification, Phytomass, nutrient elements, forest health etc.
    • Water Environment: Water quality parameters, water waste spatial distribution and migration analysis
    • Soil pollution: heavy metal waste
    • Minerals: Mineral mapping, ingredients explore, metallogenic prognosis etc.
    • City:Urban planning, road monitoring, landscape vegetation monitoring, environmental protection

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