AMG8833 IR 8×8 Infrared Thermal Imager Array Temperature Sensor 7M Farthest Detection Distance

AMG8833 IR 8×8 Infrared Thermal Imager Array Temperature Sensor 7M Farthest Detection Distance
Note:The newest models now have no buttons, and they are automatically detected after the USB is powered on.
Description:
Made of fine quality material, practical, easy to operate and use, wide application range, has a long service life.
Features:
The module can be powered directly by USB 5V to produce infrared images.
Use AMG8833 infrared thermal sensor. The resolution is 8*8, and the farthest detection distance is 7 meters.
It can be applied to check electronic products.
Portable and compact, high performance, easy to use.
Specifications:
Material:PCB
Temperature accuracy:
High performance type high gain:typical ??2.5??4.5/span>
High performance type low gain:typical ??3.0??5.4/span>
Human detection distance:7m or less (reference value) 22.966 ft
NETD:
Typ. 0.0532.9001Hz
Typ. 0.1632.28810Hz
Viewing angle:typical 60??
Optical axis gap:within typical ??5.6??
Current consumption:
Typical 4.5mA (normal mode)
Typical 0.2mA (sleep mode)
Typical 0.8mA (stand-by mode)
Setup time:
Typical 50ms (time to enable communication after setup)
Typical 15s (time to stabilize output after setup)
Number of pixel:64 (vertical 8 * horizontal 8 matrix)
External interface:12C (fast mode)
Frame rate:typical 10 frames/sec or 1 frame/sec
Operating mode:normal, sleep, stand-by (10 sec or 60 sec intermittence)
Output mode:temperature output
Calculate mode:no moving average or twice moving average
Temperature output resolution:0.25/ 32.45/span>
Number of sensor address:2 (12C slave address)
Thermistor output temperature range:-20??~80(-4?H~176
Thermistor output resolution:0.0625/ 32.1125/span>
Item size:42 * 37mm / 1.7 * 1.5in
Item weight:10g / 0.4ounce
Package size:90 * 60 * 8mm / 3.5 * 2.4 * 0.3in
Package weight:11g / 0.4ounce

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Package Includes:
1 x AMG8833 Thermal Imager
Note:will send with the shell (updated from 2019/10/29)
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