Quark LWIR Camera Cores FLIR Systems. Quark 2 Uncooled Thermal Imaging Camera Cores. A quantum leap ahead in the design and capability of longwave thermal camera cores, Quark 2 provides leading- edge imaging performance and reliability in an affordable, compact, lightweight package.

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Quark 2 is available in  6. With high shock and vibration tolerance, Quark 2 is designed for years of maintenance- free operation.

Now, it offers a host of new features, including support options for 6. Hz frame rates and a new suite of powerful image processing modes that can be manually set. New Features. Improved Digital Detail Enhancement for clearer imagery and edge sharpening.

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Active Contrast Enhancement “ACE” to dynamically adjust scene contrast for relative scene temperature. Information- based histogram equalization (HEQ) that automatically adjusts image contrast. Download Quark GUI Software Export Information. Export Information – IMPORTANTQuark. Hz and 3. 0Hz (full video rate) cameras and related technical data (other than data approved for public release) are controlled for export purposes to the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR). The ITAR requires that any export, re- export, or re- transfer of Quark.

U. S. Department of State (USDOS). The Directorate of Defense Trade Controls (DDTC) administers export regulations on behalf of the USDOS.

A form DSP- 8. 3(Nontransfer and Use Certificate) must be completed by the consignee, end- user, and – if requested by USDOS – a government official from the country to which the Quark. FLIR’s export staff then forwards the completed form to USDOS. Export, re- export, or re- transfer of the full- rate Quark. DDTC. Diversion contrary to U.

S. law is prohibited. Violations of the ITAR are extremely serious and can result in fines, imprisonment, or both. Please direct any questions or concerns regarding the export status of FLIR's OEM thermal imaging products to exportquestions@flir.

Slow- Rate Quark. Thermal Cameras. Thermal imaging cameras with frame rates < 9. Hz (a. k. a. “slow video”) may be exported outside of the United States without an export license, except to designated sanctioned countries. Slow video thermal cameras may not be used for military applications, and beginning in 2. U. S. government requires customers to complete a statement of non- military end use for thermal imaging cameras operating at < 9. Hz. The Export Control Classification Number (ECCN) for slow video thermal cameras is 6.

A9. 93. Please direct any questions or concerns regarding the export status of FLIR's OEM thermal imaging products to exportquestions@flir. The International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) details the regulations governing the export of defense related materials and technologies. The U. S. Munitions List (USML) categorizes goods and technologies governed by the ITAR. FLIR’s 6. 40x. 51. ITAR. Data provided at this web site has been approved for public release, and is not export- controlled.

It is a violation of the ITAR to export or re- export technical data pertaining to FLIR’s 6. U. S. Department of State. This restriction does not apply to the “slow video” versions of FLIR’s 6. Hz. Due to the export status of FLIR’s 6. United States, including, without limitation, the ITAR. Further, it must be acknowledged that export or re- export of technical data related to FLIR’s 6. Directorate of Defense Trade Controls of the Department of State. Watch The Grand Seduction Tube Free there.

In addition, § 1. ITAR states that “Any person in the U. S. who engages in the business of either manufacturing or exporting defense articles or furnishing defense services is required to be registered with the Directorate of Defense Trade Controls (DDTC).” It is the responsibility of any organization that buys, receives, or sells for export purposes and/or uses a FLIR 6. DDTC in such cases. Violations of the ITAR are extremely serious and can result in fines, debarment, and criminal sanctions.

Please direct any questions or concerns regarding the export status of FLIR’s 6. Krista Larsen, FLIR’s Director, Export Compliance Traffic, at (5.

Again, ITAR compliance for FLIR’s 6. Hz & 2. 5Hz) versions of the camera, and does NOT apply to the “slow video” versions that operate at frame rates of less than 9. Hz. Specifications.

Overview. Quark 6. Thermal Imager. Uncooled VOx Microbolometer. FPA / Digital Video Display Formats. Analog Video Display Formats. NTSC); 6. 40 x 5. PAL)1  Pixel Pitch. Spectral Band. 7.

Full Frame Rates. Hz (NTSC) 2. 5 Hz (PAL)Exportable Frame Rates. Hz (NTSC); 8. 3 Hz (PAL)Sensitivity (NEd. T)< 5. 0 m. K at f/1. Scene Range (High Gain)- 4. Watch I Am Potential Dailymotion. C to +1. 60°C Scene Range (Low Gain)N/ATime to Image.

Quark 6. 40: < 5 seconds Quark 3. Factory Optimized Video. Yes Physical Attributes. Quark 6. 40. Size (w/o lens)2. Weight (body & lens)1. Precision Mounting Holes (M1. Yes Image Processing & Display Controls.

Quark 6. 40. NTSC/PAL (field switchable)Yes. Image Optimization. Yes. Digital Detail Enhancement. Yes. Active Contrast Enhancement. Yes. Smart Scene Optimization. Yes. Information Based HEQYes.

Silent Shutterless NUCYes. Invert/Revert (analog and 8- bit digital)Yes.

Polarity Control (black hot/white hot)Yes. Color & Monochrome Palettes (LUTs)Yes. Digital Zoom. 2x, 4x, 8x. Symbology (2. 56 gray & 2. Yes. Digital Video. Quark 6. 40. LVDS (1.

Yes. CMOS (1. 4- bit or 8- bit)Yes. BT. 6. 56 (8- bit)Yes. Slow Video Option (factory configured)Yes. Interfacing. Quark 6. Primary Electrical Connector.

SAMTEC Input Power. VDC +/- 0. 1. VDCPower Dissipation, steady state~1. WFlat- Field Correction (FFC) Duration< 0. Power Reduction Switch (disables analog video)Yes RS- 2.

Compatible Communication. External Sync Input/Output. Yes Discrete I/O Controls Available. Yes Settable Splash Screens. Yes (1. 0- camera minimum)User Configurability via SDK & GUI Yes Dynamic Range Switching Yes Environmental. Quark 6. 40. Operating Temperature Range- 4. C to +8. 0°CNon- Operating Temperature Range- 5.

C to +1. 05°CTemperature Shock (5°/min)Yes. Operational Altitude (up to 4.

Yes. Humidity (non- condensing between 5% - 9. Yes. Vibration 4. Mechanical Shock. ROHS, REACH, and WEEE Compliant.

Yes. Quark 3. 36 analog video is upsampled & interpolated to 6. NTSC, and to 6. 40 × 5.

PALback  Complies with the RS- 2. V CMOS signal levels are employedback  WFOV Optics 9 mmf/1.

Quark 6. 40. Fo. Vi. Fo. V6. 9° x 5. 6°1. Min Focus Distance. Lens Mount. M1. 9x. H inside thread. Diameter. Weight (lens)1. 7. Weight (lens & camera)2.

NFOV Optics 2. 5 mmf/1. Quark 6. 40. Fo. Vi. Fo. V2. 5° × 2. 0°0.

Min Focus Distance. Lens Mount. M1. 9x. H inside thread. Diameter. Weight (lens)3. 4g. Weight (lens & camera)4.

DRI Chart 9mm Lens. Man. Detect: Recognize:  Identify: Vehicle. Detect: Recognize:  Identify:  1. Lens. Man. Detect: Recognize:  Identify: Vehicle. Detect: Recognize:  Identify:  1. Lens. Man. Detect: Recognize: Identify: Vehicle. Detect: Recognize: Identify:  1.

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