Premier Electronics Ltd

The next generation 17micron micro thermal imaging engine platform is especially designed for better, smaller, cheaper integration by OEM clients who gain double the resolution.

The new Duelsec™ is a powerful around the clock, day and night multi sensor observation head, especially developed for security applications. It allows medium range observation and detection using state of the art thermal imaging and CCD technology

An overview of the development of thermal imaging systems and the various advantages and disadvantages to the various types

A new DSP enables the Hitachi HV-D30 to achieve its small size, low power consumption, and high stability. The Hitachi HVD30 is built into a compact cube with a short depth dimension for easy incorporation into systems where space is critical.

The new EYE-R640-V4™ utilises 17µm pixels providing a 32% increase in picture resolution. This has provided a dramatic improvement in video quality.

A new, cooled, thermal imager fusing the 1.3 to 5.5μ range can see both medium and short wave IR thermal emissions simultaneously. This unique feature range allows the system to see long distances through thick fog, snow, heavy rain, etc.

The new Tavor™ has been designed to provide enhanced driver vision in total darkness, rain, fog, smoke, etc. This allows vehicles to move in conditions where others cannot, ensuring essential supplies and manpower can reach their objectives safely.

A new board camera with a footprint of just 42 x 42 mm, we believe, is the most compact high definition camera currently on the market offering 16:9 wide screen format.

Thermal Imaging cameras are not often thought about for in-door monitoring but they do offer advantages. They do not need light to function and they can see through smoke and other obscurants.

A new thermal imaging engine, COMPACT EYE™, is ultra compact and low powered, just 1.4W. It is based on a state-of-the-art 384 x 288, uncooled ASi 8-14µ micro bolometer detector with a 25-micron pitch