Phantom Miro Airborne HD0 pages

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Miro
Airborne HD
Your Ideal Solution for
High Resolution
Airborne Applications

Shown with optional high-g lens mount.

Key Benefits:

Key Features:

WHEN IT’S TOO FAST TO SEE, AND TOO IMPORTANT NOT TO®

Resolution (Pixels): 1920 x 1080
HD Resolution under 1" (1920 x 1080) and
t 2/3" (1024 x 720) C-mount Lenses

Compact. Lightweight. Rugged. The perfect balance of resolution, speed,
and light-sensitivity. Flexible triggering. Secure, removable, non-volatile
CompactFlash® memory. Everything you need in a high-speed digital imaging
system for airborne applications.

No CSR Required
Frames-per-second (fps) at full resolution: 335
Maximum Frame Rate: 20,000 fps at 1920 x 8
Exposure Time (shutter speed): 2µs to 1/frame-rate

With a variety of image sizes up to 1920 x 1080 and a maximum full-resolution
frame rate of 335 frames-per-second (fps), you will find a setting that
matches your need. (Maximum frame rates at reduced resolutions are as
high as 20,000 fps!)

Built in Memory: 4 GB option
ISO (ISO-12232 Standard): 640 monochrome
Non-volatile Memory: Removable CompactFlash
Memory Segmentation: 1 to 16

The Phantom Miro Airborne HD’s CMOS sensor has an ISO 12232 rating of 640
(monochrome) ensuring the light-sensitivity required in high-speed imaging
applications. And, it comes in color or monochrome versions. With access to all
10-bits of grayscale information, you can bring out the detail in shadows that
result from uncontrollable and constantly changing lighting situations.

Pixel Bit-depth: 10-bits
Camera Trigger and Signals:
•t Trigger (TTL or +28VDC)
•t Aux (IRIG-out or Strobe)
•t Ready
•t FSync
•t IRIG-in
•t Video (NTSC ⁄ PAL)

With shutter speeds as low as 2 microseconds, you can freeze objects in
motion, eliminate blur, and bring out the detail you need for successful motion
analysis.

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