Hyperspectral Imaging Cameras – Resonon
Resonon’s hyperspectral imaging cameras are affordable, lightweight, and compact. They are easy to use, have extremely low stray light, low distortions, high SNR, and excellent image quality.
Resonon’s hyperspectral imaging cameras are used in our benchtop, outdoor, and airborne scanning systems. These systems are fully integrated solutions, with all equipment and software needed to acquire and analyze hyperspectral data.
| imager | spectral range | spectral channels | spatial channels | max frame rate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Pika NUV |
350-800 nm | 184 | 1600 | 67 |
Pika L |
400-900 nm | 240 | 640 | 145 |
Pika XC |
400-1000 nm | 240 | 1600 | 242* |
Pika NIR |
900-1700 nm | 145 | 320 | 180 |
Pika NIR-ƒ |
900-1700 nm | 64 | 64 | 1,000 |
| * Max frame rate for the Pika XC requires spectral binning, which can be controlled by adjusting binning parameters. See Section 7.1.3 of the manual for more information. | ||||
Resonon’s hyperspectral imaging cameras can be operated using SpectrononPro software, which controls the cameras and scanning stage and has many tools to analyze hyperspectral data. SpectrononPro also has capability to accept user-written plugins, allowing the user to integrate custom data-analysis algorithms into SpectrononPro.
A free version of SpectrononPro, along with sample datacubes, are available for free download at: downloads.resonon.com.
A C++ API is available for customers who want to integrate Resonon hyperspectral cameras into their own software system. This API is provided to customers for free upon request.
Hyperspectral Microscopy:
Resonon’s hyperspectral imaging cameras can mount to C- and CS-camera adapters on most microscopes.