MR-i Hyperspectral Imaging Spectroradiometer
Brand: ABB GroupWith over 40 years of innovation and being recognized as a world leader in spectroscopy, ABB is expanding its line of remote sensing products with a newly developed FT-IR hyperspectral imaging spectroradiometer operating in the infrared.
Based on the MR-Series product line, the MR-I offers accurate spatial, temporal (rapid scanning), spectral and radiometric information of infrared targets.
While conventional mono-pixel FT-IR spectroradiometers offer unique performance such as higher spectral resolution and enhanced sensitivity over the instrument field of view (FOV), multi-pixel FT-IR hyperspectral imagers now extend possibilities in infrared characterization. They provide accurate spatial characterization of a target’s signature by spatially resolving the essential characteristics over the observed scene.
The captured data is further exploited by combining the spectral and spatial information of the scene. As a result, an FT-IR imaging spectroradiometer has the unique capability of generating 3D images (2D images with spectral bands in the Z axis) providing a spectrum with every pixel of the mapped scene.
Features- Wide spectral range (1–15 µm), covering LWIR to NIR
- High spectral resolution, (1 cm−1) equivalent to a filter radiometer with over 9000 channels
- High radiometric accuracy and stability of response over a wide dynamic range
- High NESR sensitivity, allowing characterizing weak signal in short time periods
- High dynamic range and signal-to-noise ratio;
- High time resolution through fast scanning, allowing measurement of the evolution of rapidly varying target signatures
- High spatial resolution with extended FOV homogeneity, leading to better accuracy no matter where the target is in the FOV
- High reliability: Compact and portable for easy deployment in field operation and airborne operation
Specifications
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Spectral Range
- 700 to 6,660 cm-1 (1.5 to 14 μm)
Resolution
- 32 to 0.6 cm-1
Stability
- Better than 0.01 cm-1
Sensitivity
- 3 to 5 μm: NESR < 1x10-4 W/m²/sr/cm-1
- 8 to 12 μm: NESR < 2.5 x 10-4 W/m²/sr/cm-1
- Military infrared target characterization
- Atmospheric composition analysis and meteorological sounding
- Chemical agents signature measurements
- Industrial emission monitoring