CHAI EVS-1920 for Extended Visible to Shortwave Infrared 380-2500 nm
Description
The CHAI EVS-1920 is a next-generation, science-grade hyperspectral imager based on the Enhanced MODIS Airborne Simulator developed by Brandywine Photonics. The EVS-1920 is the widest swath hyperspectral instrument commercially available, with coverage over the full VIS-SWIR spectral range. Its four-mirror telescope and dual Offner spectrograph construction gives spectral capability into the UV and SWIR, and is free of chromatic aberrations found in refractive systems.
CHAI EVS-1920 for Extended Visible to Shortwave Infrared 380-2500 nm
Specifications |
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| Imaging Mode: | Diffuse Reflectance (DR), Photoluminescence (PL), Electroluminescence (EL) |
| Excitation Wavelength: | Not Available |
| Spectral Range (Raman Imaging): | Not Applicable |
| Spectral Range (PL, EL, DR Imaging): | 400 - 1000 nm, 900 - 1700 nm, Custom |
| Spectral Resolution (Raman Imaging): | Not Applicable |
| Spectral Resolution (PL, EL, DR Imaging): | <5 nm |
| Spatial Resolution: | Nanometer Range |
Features
- Common field of view for VIS-SWIR with a single all-reflective telescope
- Rugged, environmental stabilized flight enclosure
- Integrated Radiometric Stability Monitor
- Integral flight electronics (no flight rack needed)
- Pilot-mode or automatic INS/GPS mode for single-man operation
- Nitrogen purged for extended life coatings
- Quickly removable Solid State Drives
Applications
- Earth Science
- Aerial Survey
- Airborne natural resource exploration
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Frequently Asked Questions
The CHAI EVS-1920 has a common field of view for VIS-SWIR with a single all-reflective telescope, a rugged, environmental stabilized flight enclosure, an integrated Radiometric Stability Monitor, integral flight electronics (no flight rack needed), pilot-mode or automatic INS/GPS mode for single-man operation, nitrogen purged for extended life coatings, and quickly removable Solid State Drives.
The CHAI EVS-1920 is suitable for Earth Science, Aerial Survey, and Airborne natural resource exploration.
The CHAI EVS-1920 has a minimum size of 419 x 605 x 254 mm, a weight of 35 kg, a power of 300 watts (500 watts with heater powered on), and a temperature range of -30 to +40 C.
The CHAI EVS-1920 is a next-generation, science-grade hyperspectral imager based on the Enhanced MODIS Airborne Simulator developed by Brandywine Photonics.
The CHAI EVS-1920 has coverage over the full VIS-SWIR spectral range, which is from 380-2500 nm.