The Wildcat 640 series is based on an in-house developed, temperature stabilised InGaAs detector with a 640 x 512 pixel resolution.
The Wildcat 640 cameras are offered with high frame rate of up to 220 Hz.
The camera comes with a CameraLink or USB3 Vision interface and features low weight and power.
The Wildcat 640 is suitable for SWIR hyperspectral imaging, semiconductor inspection and laser beam analysis.
Benefits & Features
• Frame rate up to 220 Hz
• High dynamic range
• Low noise and low dark current
• CameraLink or USB3 Vision interfacing options
| Wildcat 640 CL 100 | Wildcat 640 U3V 100 | Wildcat 640 CL 200 | Wildcat 640 U3V 200 | |
| Approximate dimensions - excluding lens [width x height x length] [mm] | 55 x 55 x 72 | 55 x 55 x 91.5 | 55 x 55 x 72 | 55 x 55 x 91.5 |
| Weight [gr] - excluding lens | 316 | 358 | 316 | 358 |
| Optical interface | C-mount or M42 | C-mount or M42 | C-mount or M42 | C-mount or M42 |
| Connector USB | - | USB 3.0 type micro-B | - | USB 3.0 type micro-B |
| Connector CameraLink | Standard SDR | - | Standard SDR | - |
| Connector power/trigger/serial command | Lemo 1B.310 (unified connector) | Lemo 1B.310 (unified connector) | Lemo 1B.310 (unified connector) | Lemo 1B.310 (unified connector) |
| Wildcat 640 CL 100 | Wildcat 640 U3V 100 | Wildcat 640 CL 200 | Wildcat 640 U3V 200 | |
| Operating case temperature [°C] | From -40 to +70 | From -40 to +70 | From -40 to +70 | From -40 to +70 |
| Storage temperature [°C] | From -40 to +85 | From -40 to +85 | From -40 to +85 | From -40 to +85 |
| Power consumption [W] | <6 | <6 | <6 | <6 |
| Power supply voltage | DC 12 V | DC 12 V | DC 12 V | DC 12 V |
| Shock | 40 g, 11 ms, according to MIL-STD810G | 40 g, 11 ms, according to MIL-STD810G | 40 g, 11 ms, according to MIL-STD810G | 40 g, 11 ms, according to MIL-STD810G |
| Vibration | 5 g [20 to 2000 Hz], according to MIL-STD810G | 5 g [20 to 2000 Hz], according to MIL-STD810G | 5 g [20 to 2000 Hz], according to MIL-STD810G | 5 g [20 to 2000 Hz], according to MIL-STD810G |
| IP rating | IP40 | IP40 | IP40 | IP40 |
| Regulatory compliance | CE | CE | CE | CE |
| Wildcat 640 CL 100 | Wildcat 640 U3V 100 | Wildcat 640 CL 200 | Wildcat 640 U3V 200 | |
| Image format [pixels] | 640 x 512 | 640 x 512 | 640 x 512 | 640 x 512 |
| Pixel pitch [µm] | 20 | 20 | 20 | 20 |
| Detector type | InGaAs photodiode array with CTIA ROIC | InGaAs photodiode array with CTIA ROIC | InGaAs photodiode array with CTIA ROIC | InGaAs photodiode array with CTIA ROIC |
| Sensor temperature stabilization | TE cooler | TE cooler | TE cooler | TE cooler |
| Integration type | Snapshot - global shutter | Snapshot - global shutter | Snapshot - global shutter | Snapshot - global shutter |
| Active area and diagonal [mm] | 12.8 x 10.24 [diagonal 16.4] | 12.8 x 10.24 [diagonal 16.4] | 12.8 x 10.24 [diagonal 16.4] | 12.8 x 10.24 [diagonal 16.4] |
| Optical fill factor | 100% | 100% | 100% | 100% |
| Spectral range [nm] | 900 - 1700 | 900 - 1700 | 900 - 1700 | 900 - 1700 |
| Quantum efficiency | ~80% [typical peak value] | ~80% [typical peak value] | ~80% [typical peak value] | ~80% [typical peak value] |
| Gain modes | High Gain [HG] & High Dynamic Range [HDR] | High Gain [HG] & High Dynamic Range [HDR] | High Gain [HG] & High Dynamic Range [HDR] | High Gain [HG] & High Dynamic Range [HDR] |
| Full well capacities [electrons] | 110k [HG] & 600k [HDR] | 110k [HG] & 600k [HDR] | 110k [HG] & 600k [HDR] | 110k [HG] & 600k [HDR] |
| Read noise [electrons] | 80 [HG] & 250 [HDR] | 80 [HG] & 250 [HDR] | 80 [HG] & 250 [HDR] | 80 [HG] & 250 [HDR] |
| Dark current [electrons/second] | <100k [at 288K sensor temp] | <100k [at 288K sensor temp] | <100k [at 288K sensor temp] | <100k [at 288K sensor temp] |
| Read out mode | ITR | ITR | ITR | ITR |
| Pixel operability | >99% | >99% | >99% | >99% |
| Preconfigured exposure time range [ms] | HG: 0.5 ms & 5 ms; HDR: 0.5 ms & 5 ms | HG: 0.5 ms & 5 ms; HDR: 0.5 ms & 5 ms | HG: 0.5 ms & 5 ms; HDR: 0.5 ms & 5 ms | HG: 0.5 ms & 5 ms; HDR: 0.5 ms & 5 ms |
| Max frame rate [Hz] [full frame] | 110 | 110 | 220 | 220 |
| Region of interest | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Min region size [pixels] | Min 1032 pixels | Min 1032 pixels | Min 1032 pixels | Min 1032 pixels |
| Max frame rate [Hz] [min region size] | >1 kHz | >1 kHz | >1 kHz | >1 kHz |
| Command and control | CameraLink Base | USB 3 Vision | CameraLink Base | USB 3 Vision |
| Digital output format | CameraLink Base (16 bit) | USB 3 Vision (16 bit) | CameraLink Base (16 bit) | USB 3 Vision (16 bit) |
| Trigger | 2 trigger in & 2 trigger out - LVCMOS 3.3 V | 2 trigger in & 2 trigger out - LVCMOS 3.3 V | 2 trigger in & 2 trigger out - LVCMOS 3.3 V | 2 trigger in & 2 trigger out - LVCMOS 3.3 V |
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