FLIR publishes a recording of its webinar "The Advantages of SLS Cameras for R&D Applications."
"FLIR's new Type II Strained Layer Superlattice (SLS) opens up new applications and brings significant advances in thermal imaging.
Thermal imaging cameras operating in the traditional mid-wavelength IR (MWIR) tend to dominate the R&D application field due to their high sensitivity, high speed and relatively low cost compared to the cooled long-wavelength IR (LWIR) alternatives typically only accessible to military R&D professionals but the introduction of FLIRs new Type ll Strained Layer Superlattice is set to shake things up."
I believe it was some of my former colleagues at NASA/JPL that made this T2 SLS MWIR technology work well, and then transferred it to industry. Congrats you JPL guys, esp. S.G. ! And good work FLIR!
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