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Raptor develops passive digital night vision system
Raptor Photonics has launched a new passive digital short-wave infrared (SWIR) night vision system called Owl 640 N.
The compact and low-power system was developed for handheld, mobile or airborne applications.
The 640x512 resolution sensor has a 15μm square pixel pitch and it offers visible SWIR wavelength coverage of 600-1700 ...
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