EAGLE VISION EV3000-D User Manual page 8

Delivering outstanding imaging performance, advanced features of the EV3000-D IR model include:
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320 x 240 Pixel Long Life, Uncooled VOx Microbolometer
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Digita l Detail Enhancement (DDE) for optimal image quality
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Ruggedized weatherproof Stainless Steel environmental enclosure
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High durability coated front lens
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Lens defroster
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100mm lenses 7° FOV
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2x digital zoom
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Internal NUC paddle
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Freeze frame
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Color or Monochrome video output
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Auto gain and level control
The EV3000-D IR model is UVS Systems' next generation imager benefiting from unique developments
aimed at mproving signal processing and imaging performance. Using High Resolution Video Processor
(HRVP) generates the EV3000-D IR model's high quality images and long-range performance.
This multi-layer PCB (printed circuit card) is a unique feature and provides the user with an advanced
suite of capabilities including:
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Advanced digital signal processing with temporal noise filters
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True multi-mode sensitivity (user selectable for hot or cold scenes)
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Histogram equalization
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Digital zoom
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Color palettes
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Freeze frame
The EV3000-D IR model imager also includes easily accessible and automated image processing software
that automatically adjusts contrast and brightness levels for the scenes being viewed, simplifying operation
by the agent. For more specialized situations, operators can choose between different sensitivity levels in the
IR imaging system depending on the environmental conditions that affect the thermal contrast of people
and vehicles under observation.
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