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Overview of the UL3 Omega (Trademark) Uncooled Camera and its Applications

Kostrzewa et al., 2002

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1540195992828447833
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Kostrzewa J
Meyer W
Terre W
Kraemer D
Poe G
Nguyen V
Brown M
Newsome G
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When it was first introduced two years ago, Indigo Systems Corporations UL3 Alphatrademark, a miniature uncooled infrared camera, set new standards for ultra-low size, weight and power within the thermal imaging industry. Now Omegatrademark, the next …
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