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Pipmed Medical
Pipmed Medical
The FS-50 series is a new generation of unmanned multispectral cameras tailored for professional flight platforms. Featuring 30-180 spectral channels and 2K resolution, it addresses the application needs of industries such as precision agriculture, homeland security, disaster prevention, forestry monitoring, and target identification.
| Model NO. | FS-50/30 | Detection Method | Spectrograph |
| Advantage | High Resolution | Principle | Classic Spectrometer |
| Wavelengths | Infrared Spectrometer | Dispersive Element | Grating Spectrometer |
| Certification | RoHS, ISO9001, CE | Customized | Non-Customized |
| Spectral Range | 400-1000nm | Resolution | Better than 3.5nm |
| Slit Width | 25um | Transmission Efficiency | > 60% |
| Image Sensor | CMOS | Picture Format | 12bit.SPE |
| Index | Parameter |
|---|---|
| Spectral Range | 400-1000nm (20nm Output) |
| Spectral Channel Number | 30 |
| Spectral Resolution (FWHM) | 3.5nm |
| Spatial Resolution | 1920 |
| Sampling Rate | 128 line/S |
| Shutter Type | Global Shutter |
| Field of View | 25.36 ° |
| Ground Resolution | 2.8 cm @ h120m |
| Main Engine Weight | ≤ 840g |
| Data Storage | 512GB SSD |
| Camera Host | Reflectivity Board & Cloth |
| Adapter 12V 3A | HDMI HD Cable (0.5m) |
| Standard Lens | USB Flash Drive |
We are a leading manufacturer of hyperspectral cameras, supported by advanced technical teams from prominent metrology universities.
We provide a 1-year free warranty and long-term 10-year after-sales support for all our imaging systems.
Orders are typically processed and delivered within 15-25 days after payment confirmation.
Our systems offer comparable high-end spectral performance and data accuracy while maintaining a more competitive price point.
The system exports data in 12bit .SPE format, which is fully compatible with professional third-party analysis software like ENVI.
The solution is specifically optimized for professional flight platforms with X-Port integration, ensuring seamless power supply and control.
