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15 July 1994 Design and performance of a high-sensitivity high-resolution thermal video system
John J. Forsthoefel, J. Brian Toft, Hisaaki Furuichi, Shigeyuki Komatsubara, Akira Sema
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Abstract
A high sensitivity thermal video system has been jointly developed by Cincinnati Electronics Corporation and Nippon Avionics Company, Ltd. (Avio) of Japan, the TVS-8000. The system utilizes an Indium Antimonide staring focal plane array sensor, cooled by a Stirling cryocooler. The sensor/cooler assembly is connected to a separate video processor, display, and electronics assembly. The TVS-8000 product series offers the performance advantages of combining a high sensitivity focal plane array sensor with all of the advanced features and quality of an Avio Thermal Video System (TVS) processor. This unique system offers the user a wide variety of options for real time display, analysis, and recording of thermal scenes. The design, performance, and special features of the TVS-8000 Thermal Video System will be discussed.
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John J. Forsthoefel, J. Brian Toft, Hisaaki Furuichi, Shigeyuki Komatsubara, and Akira Sema "Design and performance of a high-sensitivity high-resolution thermal video system", Proc. SPIE 2225, Infrared Detectors and Focal Plane Arrays III, (15 July 1994); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.179721
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KEYWORDS
Thermography

Sensors

Video processing

Electronics

Staring arrays

Avionic systems

Cryocoolers

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