Boston MA USA — FLIR System’s A10 is the world’s smallest thermal camera — yet it delivers performance and features typically found only on larger, much more expensive infrared systems. Measuring a mere 1.35″W x 1.45″H x 1.90″D (without lens) and weighing in at < 120 g, depending upon lens choice, this unique, robust little camera is perfect for stand-alone imaging applications, or as an OEM core where space, weight, and/or power are constraints and performance is critical.

The tiny A10 sets new standards for ease of integration, and offers the benefits of versatility of placement, low power consumption,low heat load, and long battery life.

It is ideal for fire-fighting, security and surveillance, search and rescue, industrial process monitoring,machine vision, building inspection,unmanned vehicles, robotics, and military applications.

Camera Specifications

Detector: Uncooled Microbolometer
Array Format:160 H x 120 V (RS-170A display); 160 H x 128 V (CCIR display)
Pixel Size: 51 x 51 microns
Optical Fill Factor: 65%
Spectral Response: 7.5 to 13.5 microns
Thermal Stabilization: Not required
Cal Source: Internal to camera (offset only)
Video Output: RS-170A; Optional CCIR
Frame Rate: 30 Hz RS-170A; 25 Hz CCIR
NEdT: < 85 mK (equivalent to 40 mK at f/1.0)
Operability: > 98%
Time to Image: 2 seconds max
Cooling Method: Conduction to camera bottom
Mounting Interface: 1 helicoil insert in camera base, guide-pin hole

Dimensions: 1.35″W x 1.45″H x 1.90″D without lens
Weight: < 120 g, lens dependent
Power: < 1.5 W nominal
Input/Output: 18-pin connector for video, power, communication, digital data
Serial Commands: RS-232 interface
Digital Data: Optional real-time, 14-bit, pixel replaced, normalized digital video
Operating Temp Range: 0 to +40°C standard; optional -40 to +55°C extended temp range available
Scene Temp Range: to 150°C standard; optional auto-gain mode extends range to 400°C
Humidity: 95% non-condensing