f/3.0

The f-number (also called f-stop or aperture value) is a measure of the aperture size in a camera lens, which controls the amount of light (or infrared radiation, in the case of thermal cameras) that passes through the lens to the sensor. In thermal cameras, it plays a significant role in determining how much thermal radiation the camera can capture and how sharp the image appears.

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  • Teledyne FLIR Neutrino SX8, f/3, with Shutter MWIR Camera Module

    Teledyne FLIR Neutrino SX8, f/3, with Shutter MWIR Camera Module

    • Sensor Size (W x H): 1280 × 1024
    • HOT MWIR Sensor Technology
    • Pixel Pitch: 8µm
    • Size (w/o lens): 7.9 cm × 5.3 cm × 6.1 cm (3.1 × 2.1 × 2.4 in)
    • Spectral Band: 3.4µm to ≥ 5.1µm Standard
    • Weight: < 420 grams (<15 oz)
    • Frame Rate: 60Hz, programmable up to 60Hz
    • Aperture: f/3
    • Continuous Zoom up to 8X