Die „Blue Eye“ von InnoSpec ist eine Hyperspektralkamera, die den Spektralbereich im UV-Licht von 220 bis 380 nm abdeckt, inklusive UVA, UVB und UVC. Sie nutzt einen BSI-CMOS-Sensor und bietet mit einem USB 3.1 Anschluss eine maximale Bildfrequenz von 40 fps bei einer Auflösung von 2048 x 48 Pixeln mit passiver Kühlung.
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BlueEye from inno-spec is a pushbroom HSI camera that extends the spectral range to UV, covering UV-A, UV-B, and UV-C. The camera covers the wavelength range 220-380nm, uses a BSI CMOS sensor, and has a USB 3.1 interface. It achieves 40fps at a resolution of 2.048×2.048 pixels (max. sensor resolution with passive cooling).
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