Product overview
Global Sensor Technology’s GSTiR COIN417G2 is an uncooled thermal imaging module for integration into equipment, including UAV payloads, predictive-maintenance systems, security monitoring and firefighting equipment. Its architecture combines a 384×288, 17μm wafer-level-packaged infrared detector with signal-processing circuitry and image-processing algorithms. As a camera core, it provides the thermal imaging component for a larger system. It operates in the 8–14μm spectral band, with NETD below 40mk, frame rates of 50Hz/30Hz/25Hz and a start-up time of no more than three seconds.
Mechanical integration depends on lens choice. With the 9.1mm lens, the module measures 25.4mm×25.4mm×29.3mm and weighs 29g±3g; the 13mm and 19mm configurations have different depths and weights. All three lenses are optional fixed-focus athermal optics. Electrical connections include a 50-pin HRS interface, TTL-232/USB2.0 communication and CMOS8/CMOS16/LVDS/USB2.0 digital video interfaces, with Type-C specified for the USB extension board. Power requirements are 4V–5.5V DC, with typical consumption of 0.7W at 5V and 23±3°C. Image processing includes non-uniformity correction, noise reduction, dynamic range compression and edge enhancement.
Optional thermography provides temperature measurement ranges of -20°C–150°C and 0°C–550°C, with customization and range expansion supported. Accuracy is the greater of ±3°C or ±3%. Thermographic capabilities include point, regional, isothermal and full-screen measurement, with ARM, Windows and Linux SDK support. Temperature measurement has an operating temperature range of -10°C–50°C, while environmental operation is specified at -40°C to +70°C. Humidity must remain non-condensing within 5%–95%. Mechanical specifications include random vibration of 5.35grms across three axes and half-sine shock of 40g/11ms across three axes and six directions.
