SenS HiPe Long-Exposure TE-Cooled VGA SWIR Camera

SenS HiPe Overview

The SenS HiPe SWIR camera is optimized for low-light and long-exposure imaging applications. It uses a VGA-format InGaAs detector with 640 × 512 pixels and 15 µm pixel pitch. The camera supports exposure times from approximately 10 µs to 110 seconds, allowing users to image both brighter SWIR scenes and weak-signal phenomena that require extended integration.

The HiPe SenS is useful for scientific imaging, SWIR microscopy, semiconductor and materials inspection, laser-related imaging, photonics research, and laboratory measurements where sensitivity, stability, and compact mechanical integration are important.

• 640 × 512 VGA InGaAs SWIR sensor
• 15 µm pixel pitch
• TE-cooled sensor for low dark charge
• Exposure time range from 10 µs to approximately 110 seconds
• Up to 250 fps full-frame operation
• Compact format for microscope benches and optical systems
• USB3 model with WiDyVISION / NITVision software and C++ SDK support
• Camera Link model option for frame-grabber-based integration
• Non-ITAR camera platform

Technical Specifications

Note: The previous page listed exposure capability as up to 110 seconds in the hero section and described the operating range as approximately 10 µs to 112 seconds in the product description. The updated page uses “approximately 110 seconds” for consistency in marketing copy.

Software and Interface Options

Pembroke Instruments can help match the SenS HiPe interface and software workflow to the application. USB3.0 configurations are appropriate for many laboratory and R&D applications where direct PC acquisition, camera control, image export, and SDK integration are needed. Camera Link configurations are appropriate when a frame grabber or machine-vision integration architecture is preferred.

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