LC160 Thermal Camera Core
LC160 Uncooled 120x90 / 17μM Thermal Camera Core For Temperature
Measurement
Product Description
Specially designed for body temperature measurement, the LC160
infrared module has an temperature range from 20℃~50℃ and an
accurate temperature range from 28℃~42℃. Its measuring distance
could reach 0.5~1.2meters
This tiny infrared module integrates the wafer level packaging
120x90 / 17μm uncooled infrared detector. With SDK and USB
interface, the LC160 uncooled thermal module can be easy to be
integrated for secondary development.
Main Features
- IR resolution120×90
- IR module for body temperature measurement
- Aluminum alloy exterior, enhancing the heat dissipation
efficiency
- IP54, higher protection grade
- With SDK and USB interface, easy for integrated development
Product Specifications
| Version | LC160 |
| IR Resolution | 120×90@17μm |
| FOV | 50°×38° |
| Focal Length | 2.3mm #F1.1 |
| Interface | 4PIN Connector, USB 2.0protocal |
| Power Consumption | ≤150mW |
| Temperature Accuracy | ±0.5℃ (Environment Temeprature10℃~35℃) |
| Temperature Range | 20℃ ~50℃ | Accurate Temperature Range 28~42℃ |
| Measuring Distance | 0.5~1.2 meters |
| SDK | Android / Linux x86&x64 / Windows x86&x64 |
| Authentication | RoHS |
Industrial Applications
The target customer group is mainly low-end face recognition panel
manufacturers (such as clock attendance, access control, gates,
etc.) such as this 4-5 inch face recognition panel.
Praises from Customers
FAQs
1. Difference between Thermal Image & Visual Image about Lens
The main difference of the lens is that thermal imaging lens must
be made of special materials. The main reason is that infrared heat
radiation cannot pass through glass (silicon), so special lenses
made of special germanium, chromium and other metal materials are
used. This also causes the price of thermal imaging lens to be a
bit higher than that of the optical lens, which also increases the
price of the whole device.
2. Difference between Thermal Image & Visual Image about Imaging
Principle
Their imaging principles are basically the same. Imaging devices
image light waves within a certain wavelength range. In nature, the
wavelength range of visible light is from 0.39μm to 0.78μm, while
the wavelength range of infrared thermal radiation is from 0.75μm
to 1000μm. As long as target temperature is higher than absolute
zero -273 ℃, there will be infrared radiation.
